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Using Extended MAPI from C#16 Jul 2003 18:17 GMT1
I'm currently developing a messaging application in .NET environment with
C#.  I'm aware that MAPI libraries do not work directly for .NET and I found
an article on how to use Simple MAPI with C#.  However, Simple MAPI does not
have all the functionalities that I need.  Can someone ...
outlook object question16 Jul 2003 17:31 GMT3
Any one know the .dll or component for the type lib
msoutl9.olb?
I'm using VS and added a project ref to my project but
it's not on my server. And since it's a .olb file I can't
outlook programming and interaction with the internet16 Jul 2003 17:18 GMT1
I will list each topic seperately becuase I am not  sure
if this is even possible for all of them.  Platform is
outlook 2000. Any feedback is highly appreciated, whether
in depth or just a plain and simple "look up XX and that
Creating rules in VBA16 Jul 2003 00:36 GMT3
I am using outlook 2000
I want to create a rule in VBA that will move messags from a certain
user into a personal folder (that will already be present)
However I want to create a .VBS file with this code and send it to a
Assign Macro to button15 Jul 2003 18:25 GMT1
Is there a way to do this?  Can I assign a macro to a
custom toolbar button in Outlook?  If not, what are my
options?  Any help is greatly appeciated.
Eric W.
automation15 Jul 2003 14:34 GMT1
I have a program that grabs emails with a specific
subject, saves the excel attachment to a folder, then
appends the data in the excel file to an access database
using automation.  I keep receiving the error "Run-time
status bar15 Jul 2003 14:28 GMT1
there is a status bar at the bottom of the outlook window.
is it accessable?  if so how?
i have a sort/filter mailbox routine that could really use
that instead of message boxes.
Outlook "Copy To Folder"14 Jul 2003 18:38 GMT1
When you use the Outlook "Copy to folder" function it
opens a dialog which defaults to the folder that you last
copied files into.  Is there any way programatically to
set this default folder when "Copy to folder" is clicked?
Returning "SenderName" as name@domain.com instead of display name14 Jul 2003 13:14 GMT1
I am reworking some example code of Microsoft that allows me to select
multiple messages, have them added to the Junk Senders List and delete
them.
My problem is: objMailItem.SenderName returns the DISPLAY NAME of the
Loading a Outlook Custom Form from VBA11 Jul 2003 22:30 GMT1
I am trying to see if I can apply a existing custom
Outlook form to a Mailitem message from VBA.
Any thoughts?
Winhelp Function11 Jul 2003 14:37 GMT1
Im having trouble using the winhelp function properly. Im trying to get a
help button in a form pop to the correct context id page in my help file.
The first and third parameter of the Winhelp function are confusing me. I
have no idea what the first does and I cant find a listing of ...
Outlook 2000 Automation with Security Update11 Jul 2003 08:18 GMT2
I have several custom Access/VBA applications that
automating sending mail and scheduling appointments in
Outlook 2000.   We were running Office 2000 SP1a and
everything worked fine until we updated to SP3.  Now users
problem accessing public folder programmatically...10 Jul 2003 14:13 GMT6
I am facing a problem accessing the Public Folder.
The code just hangs at the point where I try to access
the "Public Folders" folder.
Here's a code snippet.
Master Categories10 Jul 2003 14:11 GMT1
I have edited the Master Categories for a new form and
have published the new form and everyone now has access.  
Only problem is that the new additions to the Master
Categories is not appearing for other users.
Standalone CDO app to extract attachment from .msg10 Jul 2003 06:27 GMT3
I need to write a standalone app (exe with no GUI) in Visual Basic
that
does not require a running instance of Outlook in order to run.
The code only works locally: I have a .msg on disk that I need to open
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