I have created outlook addin in VC6 ATL/COM. My add handles newmail event.
I want to replace all outlook objects with Redemption safe objects.
In that process when I tried replacing Outlook::_MailItem with Redemption::
SafeMailItem.

My addin places a tool bar with a button on each inspector window.  As per
previous advice I am using the Item Close event rather than the Inspector
Close event to delete my toolbar wrapper (ToolBar).
If the user uses the previous and next buttons, the Item close event fires

I'd like to detect a new window, I know I have to trap NewInspector
event but I don't know how to do it.
I managed to trap ItemClose, ItemWrite, ItemAdd but I don't understand
the way to catch NewInspector.

I've written an Outlook Add-In in VC++/ATL (VS .Net 2003). When adding the
property page I want pass in an instance of the PropertyPage object instead
of the ProgID. The problem with this approach is that Outlook ignores the
PropertyPages.Add method's Title parameter. I've added ...

I have quite a big problem here : I try to create a C++ COM add-in fo
Outlook 2000. My goal is to add an information to a mail, then to sig
the mail in a special way before it is sent.
I achieved adding the header to the mail, but I can't manage to catc

I'm trying to hook into FolderChange and ItemChange and ItemAdd events
to the inbox and yet actions (that I believe should) fire these events
do not result in my callbacks being called consistently, and I'm
wondering if there is some kind of quirk in Outlook 2003 that is making

hi there,
i am trying to Execute some command Bar Button i can change if there
Visible, Enabled and Caption of them but i can't Execute them and i don;t
know why is it becuase i am using VB.net and the COM add-in dll uses VB 6??

The product installs custom form and other files. Does the publish of
custom form gives the following error.
"Error in registry for extension "Exchange Extensions;?". The syntax or
format of the registry entry is incorrect. Check the registry settings

I have a problem in my hand.
I have develop an application (AddIn using VB6) that starts from a button on
the tool bar of Office Outlook. (It also requires to send email, open new
email message with a email address already written in it. One of my question

Is It possible to drive the current instance of Outlook and to do
actions on it like changing current folder?
I managed to connect to the current Outlook, but I don't know how to
step into another folder without opening a new window.

I'm having my own preview of Outlook messages.
I want to place message into the clipboard, when user presses 'Ctrl-C' on
selected message in my control.
How can I put message programmatically into the clipboard in my COM Add-in?

Look this piece of code for Outlook 2002:
 Outlook::_Inspector* spInsp = g_ppvApplication->ActiveInspector();
 Office::_CommandBars *bars = spInsp->CommandBars;
 Office::CommandBar *bar = bars->ActiveMenuBar;

I am using outlook 2003 and Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook. I am using
PostItem to post to a custom folder. I want to prevent all event for these
PostItems (copy, forward, delete, Move etc). Is there a way to handle "Move
to Folder .." and "Copy" events for Folders or PostItem.

I wrote an add-in for Outlook and I distribute
Interop.Microsoft.Office.Core.dll
Interop.Office.dll
Interop.Outlook.dll

I'd like to launch the reception of mails by code but I don't know how
to access to the button Receive/Send.
I used a class Wizard to extract type from the Outlook typelib but
there is no class for CommandBar.