I'm trying to mailitems to display a different (custom) icon in their
respective folders.  To do this, I've created a form based off of the
standard message form, and modified the icons.  I've (seemingly)
successfully installed the form.  So, my question is: Is the Message

I'm working on an Outlook 2007 AddIn using VSTO 2005 SE,  that dynamically
adds form regions depending on options selected by the user.  When a user
adds a new business process view, I add the correct form keys for the form
regions for that new business process view.  The problem ...

Is C++ a viable language for a COM Add-In when using the FormRegion object?
So far, we have only found C# and VB code samples, but we are curious if we
can also use C++ with this new object.
Thanks in advance,

I have created an Outlook add in C# using VS 2005. I've added a button to the
standard menu but I can't find a way to put a seperator between my button an
the next button.
Thanks John

 I am developing my Com-addin (Shared Addin) in VB2005 for Office XP.
I have created just a single application object in general section. &
in OnConnection method I am assigning that application object to my
application object. It is working perfectly. Now, in ItemSend event of

I am having trouble creating new controls on the Ribbon at Runtime.
Given the following sample scenario:
When a user opens a certain task - I want to replace the ribbon and add a
set of buttons based on that specific task.

i am facing a strange problem with an Exchange Client Extension. Under
Windows XP (SP2) and Outlook 2002 (without SP, SP1, SP2, SP3) the extension
is behaving differently than on other configurations.
The extension implements the IExchExt, IExchExtMessageEvents interfaces and

I am currently using RDO to read the current permission rights to a
delegate´s mailbox. I´m currently struggling on one particular situation:
we use groups to set permissions to users instead of setting them
directly to the acl.

I am new to this forum.  I was wondering if anyone can direct me to an
answer or tutorials for the following question.  
When i click "Send/Receive" button, i want to save that email in a database
(most likely MySQL) or export it any of the MS Office formats.  

I have a an Outlook Add-IN that is created via IDTExtensibility2 and results
in a Button in Outlook, that starts our in-house developed application. This
has worked fine and is developed w/ VS 2003/C# and runs in Outlook 2003. Our
app is started in the Outlook Add-In via:

I'm writing a add-in for Outllook, in unmanaged C++ ( crazy I know ) and am
trying to return a form region from my resources. In the doc’s it says:
Return Value:
“A Variant object representing the storage that Outlook has allocated for

i have created an outlook addin which has to be installed for
everyone. it installs fine for the user installing the addin. then i
noticed HKCU being used so changed it to HKLM and then installer
installs it fine for all users.. i see the addin in the outlook COM

I have created a Outlook 2002 COM Addin "Test" which just displays a Message
box in the OnConnection method.
I have facing a weird problem that eventhough the toolbar is installed, it
is not getting displayed in the COM Addins list.

When opening Outlook 2003 I get two error Codes.
The add-in"C:\PROGRA~\SPAMBL`1\Bin\484~1.0\SBOLExt.dll" could not be
installed or loaded. This problem may be resolved by using Detect and Repair
on the help menu. OK.

When accessing other peoples calendar i get a security warning.
I think that redemption can help me out, but i cant find the methods
for it.
Posting my code (C#)