Is there any way in VB to override the default self-registration code (or
the data it uses) to make it so a component registers itself in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER (HKCU) instead of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (HKLM)?
If not, is there a way to expose a DLLInstall function to external callers

I am trying to access Outlook message attachments data more
efficiently.
Right now, I am using Redemption.Attachment.SaveAsFile() and then I
load them back in a Stream with ADODB.Stream.LoadFromFile(), but that

I have created a Outlook Add-in Office 2007, dev machine is
vista, VS2005, Office 2007, VSTO SE,  it works so fine in the dev
machine.
I created the setup and run it in another vista machine,

I have developped a form for an Outlook addin using C#. I would like
it to appear over all the windows, not only over Outlook, in order to
be seen by the user and not only in the task bar. How can I do it? Any
idea?

I have an Office 2000 Outlook add-in that when using Word as the email
editor, reads the document and inserts text into the word document. When I
try to set the modified text to the email body:
objMailItem.HTMLBody = pubDocCurrent.HTMLProject.HTMLProjectItems.Item(1).Text

I'm creating an Outlook 2007 addin using VSTO and I'm trying to use an icon
as the image on CommandBarButton objects.   My icon is of a circle that has a
clear background, but it doesn't seem to work.  When I try to use the
PictureDispConverter class that is used in many of the ...

In my add-In when i try to find a contact e-mail, with the function
below:
Private Function getMailByName(ByVal Name As String) As String
     Dim outlookObject As Outlook._Application = New

What I was looking for was something similar to a custom task pane (in all
other apps), or form regions, but they appear to be only available in OL
2007.  In my case, I want to add a form I designed to the message
view/task/calendar whatever, as well as the message itself if it ...

I have created a commandbarcombox on an inspector commandbar like this:
MO.CommandBarComboBox ctl = (MO.CommandBarComboBox)ctls.Add(
                               MO.MsoControlType.msoControlEdit,
                               System.Reflection.Missing.Value,

I would like to write an add-in for Outlook 2003 in vb.net 2005.
1.) Is this possible?
2.) Here's what I'd like to do.  I'd like to store outlook email messages as
.msg files in a folder in the users profile or mydocs.  I'd like for that

I'm setting my add-in to be active just for one user, so I set the my add-in
in the registry in the follwing path:
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\AddIns\...
Now I tried to set it to work for all users, so I set the registry path:

I'm using VB6 to write an Outlook Add-in for Outlook 2003.  I need to
intercept the click event of some built-in buttons from the Explore object
because the Outlook object model does not have all the events I need.
The problem is if I have multiple explorers running, the click event ...

When I close Outlook with my add-in, it takes a long time until the Outlook
process ended.
I handled the OnCloseExplorer(), and I freed my explorer pointer. But I
noticed that it takes about 5-6 seconds between leaving the OnCloseExplorer()

I want to dynamically determine the contents of my e-mail signature at the
time a new e-mail is composed.  I can't seem to find any objects in the PIA
that deal with signatures, and while it seems that I could create a new
e-mail item in a rather straightforward way and then ...

We are considering outsourcing development of an Outlook add-in.
Can anyone list what people regard as the top-five most prominent add-in
companies?
TIA