I have created COM-Addins to create a custm toolbar and button.
When the outlook is started the toolbar and button appears in the command bar.
When I open a mail item to read, then the toolbar and button doesn't appear
on this mail item. How make the toolbar and button appear in ...

Can any one suggest me regarding opening of the Tools[Options]
property page programmatically when the outlook is started . Actually
i have made a addin to add a property page which takes some user
specific information but i want it to be opened with outlook whenever

Does anyone know where Outlook stores the "first day of the week" field
for calculating recurring appointments?
I can tell you based on testing (ask me if you want to verify the test
steps) that Outlook DOES store the "first day of the week" setting in

I am developing a plug-in to Outlook 2003 using C#.
I am trying to save attachments in the mail-item-send event handler.
If the mail-item has ordinary attachments, like when user clicks Attach
button, I am able to save them. But, if the mail-item has attachment as

I'm trying to send email from a VB6 program via a COM Add-In.  I've created a
simple Add In along the lines in Thomas Rizzo's book Programming Microsoft
Outlook... Chapter 7.  I've added a Public Function SendEmail.
But I can't call my SendEmail function from another application.  ...

When I try to compile this:
        foreach (Outlook.MAPIFolder tmpFolder in theFolder.Folders)
        {
            MesageBox.Show(tmpFolder.Name);

I'm trying to add a command bar to the email message window that opens
when you click on "New". I'm trying to do this in C# and am somewhat new
to the Outlook object model. Upon looking at the msdn documentation I
tried using the NewInspector event as follows:

Hello guys..
 I have an issue with one of the apps that connects to Outlook to
retrieve calendar information.  It is a windows app that displays
calendar and recent mail items.  Here is the sample code

I want to aquire all items in the folder that starts later than a specified
time. How can I use the Restrict method to achieve this?
In MSDN, there is a VB example:
sFilter = "[LastModificationTime] > '" & Format("1/15/99 3:30pm", "ddddd

i am creating a addin for outlook express in vc++2005
I am trying to load xml to my code with the following code
STDMETHOD(GetCustomUI)(BSTR RibbonID, BSTR * RibbonXml)
    {

While i delete  MailItem ( myMailItem.Delete() ) should i also call
ReleaseComObject,
and is it good idea to call Application.DoEvents after deleting item??
please review the code snippets:

I've developed an office add-in using VSTO 2005 and C#, and have done
installations on my own machine, a colleagues, and on a clean VMWare
machine (all running XP SP2), with no problems at all. (Installation of
PIA and VSTO was done before installing the add-in)

I am trying to publish a form via an outlook addin. When  I call
Publish Form, I get an exception that says: one or more paramters are
incorrect.
any ideas?

I have written an Outlook 2003 shared add-in, and it seems to run pretty
well in Outlook 2007.  I am planning on migrating it to VTSO 2005 SE.  I'd
like my add-in to run equally well in Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007.
However, if it's running in Outlook 2007 I'd like to be able to ...

So, I have an application which hooks the MailItem Send event in
Outlook and wraps the message in a template automagically.  The product
is basically a way to wrap your emails in a template that appears like
your company letterhead, but with the nice features of HTML added to it