Consider following scenario:
A - Organizer of meeting
B - Attendee
Now I want to programatically add meeting to the outlook of B using C#.

Can anyone tell me how to use Redemption's GetNamesFromIDs?
I don't know what params are and can't find any docs on it.
I'm trying to get a list of an appointment item's props.  I can get the
values, but not the property names.

Can anyone tell me why an HTML formatted message in Outlook 2000 would not
have either a PR_BODY_HTML or a PR_HTML property?
On all of my test systems I always have at least one of these properties for
an HTML formatted message.  I have a user who is using Outlook 2000 and this

I would like to generate from my Outlook add-in some mailitems in a
certain folder to simulate that these e-mails were received by the
user. It all works fine, but there is one problem - these mailitems
look like they are ready to send, not received. When opening the

I need to programmatically change default signatures in Outlook 2003.
The problem that I am having is trying to figure out which account is
the default, and how to return the name of that account so that I can
read the values within!

Is there a way to add functions to the right-click menu in Outlook 2003?
Specifically, if I receive an email that contains an IP address I'd like to
be able to highlight the IP address and select say ping or traceroute from
the right-click menu.

I AM A COMPUTER PROGRAMMER. i WOULD LIKE TO ADD A NEW
FEATURE TO OUTLOOK. I NEED TO KNOW:
1. THE LOCATION OF OUTLOOK SOURCE CODE AND OBJECT MODULE.
2. WHAT LANGUAGE OUTLOOK IS WRITTEN IN?

I've made an Outlook 2003 addin in C# with the VS wizard that works
properly on my machine (Win2003, Visual Studio). This addin is a new
toolbar.
But when I try to install it on other machine (win2003 or XP), it

I have difficulty with my add-in written on C#. After I've created the
project in VS2003 I succesfully implemented a lot of stuff in addin and
suddenly it stopped working. The addin as a COM object is successfully
create in another application, and even as an add-in it is working ...

I have an add-in which is developed for Outlook 2000 and now I am
working on it to make it compatible with Outlook 2003. Let me know
whether it is possible to keep that Add-in compatible with Outlook
2000 after making it compatible with Outlook 2003 or do I need to keep