I have the strange effect that a new (empty) email draft message is
generated each time I start my Outlook 2003. I debugged my COM Add-In
and noticed that it is generated after the Add-In is initialised and
after the call of AddinInstance_OnStartupComplete(). There is no

Im trying to catch all incoming new mail using the code below. The problem
is that it is only run once, so when i get 3 new messages, only the first
mail will be used in the eventhandler.
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Hey all,
Apologies for the ensuing long-winded post, but I want to be as clear
as I can about what's going on.
I have a COM addin that was developed for Outlook 2002/XP and later.

I frequently want to diarise regular events or meetings which occur on, say,
the third Tuesday of every month, or working day 10 of every month.
Does anyone please know if there is an Add-In (or some other method) for
achieving this with Outlook XP?

We have COM Addin component to handle Calendar (Tasks and Contacts)
subscription for the calendar in our non-Exchange server.  In Outlook 2003,
these is a "Shared Calendar..." link on the left pane of Calendar's Explorer.
After clicking on this link, there is dialog box popup ...

Hi. I need to program an aplication with Outlook. Where books I can search
to start?. Can I develop this kind of aplications with VB .NET or I must to
use another system?.
Thanks.

I have an addin that is primarily an exchnage client (ExchEntryPoint),
and I am making calls to other DLLs that I have created.  However, it
seems that it can not find these DLLs, if I install them in the same
directory as the addin. What is the best way to get my addin to find

I have an application in development that uses the VSTO 2005 libs to
create an addin to Outlook 2003. The application basically adds a
button to the New Mail Message window that, when clicked, sends
everything about the mail message to our server. One of the important

I have a weird problem with UserProperties of Oulook 2003. The first
time that an email is opening, I add a new UserProperty and I save it.
If I close, and open and close and open and so on the email (which
contains my UserProperty), I can find my property at the opening of

I know I *can* use Redemption to do this, but I've been able to do
everything else I needed to without using Redemption, so I'm hoping I
can overcome this last obstacle without having to use Redemption.
According to the docs:

In other words, how to implement the method GetTaskFromIntPtr in the
code below?
using Outlook = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook;
...

I'm trying to put RTF formatted text into the body of an appointment item.
I've found various examples on the web but I'm still having some problems.
Using Outlook spy, I can see that the code I use below does indeed put rtf
into the PR_RTF_COMPRESSED property. Yet I see nothing ...

I'm trying to develop a C# VSTO 2005 SE Outlook Addin.  My add-in is
based on the OutlookEvents VSTO Sample.  I am trying to capture Inbox
ItemAdd events.  What I am finding is that this works on my
development machine, but the event handler function is never called

What is the correct way to determine if a footer exists in a Word document
(using Word 2002 through Word 2007))?
Essentially, when a document opens, I need to insert a footer on all pages
in the document, but only if a footer doesn't already exist...

Are there any improvements to the Outlook Object Model that allow you to
more easily work with Spell Checking....Or at least have Outlook function
the same whether you use MailItem.Send() or actually click the Send button?