Outlook 2000 in C# (?)
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Hi, I need to a pointer to an article or web page or something that will help me get started in developing a certain app. Basically, I need to send an email that as user has written and the email message has to show up in the user’s Sent Items folder in MS Outlook. The program is to be deployed on computers with Win2K using Outlook 2000. I would like to do this in C# but since its Outlook 2000 would I be better off sticking to C++? Any pointers to creating an Outlook 2000 object in C# would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Kevin
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Hi, I need to a pointer to an article or web page or something that will help me get started in developing a certain app. Basically, I need to send an email that as user has written and the email message has to show up in the user’s Sent Items folder in MS Outlook. The program is to be deployed on computers with Win2K using Outlook 2000. I would like to do this in C# but since its Outlook 2000 would I be better off sticking to C++? Any pointers to creating an Outlook 2000 object in C# would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Kevin
Outlook object model[^]. As said in the pointed page, you have to import the MSOUTL.OLB type-library to bring the wrapped object model into the .NET world.
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Hi, I need to a pointer to an article or web page or something that will help me get started in developing a certain app. Basically, I need to send an email that as user has written and the email message has to show up in the user’s Sent Items folder in MS Outlook. The program is to be deployed on computers with Win2K using Outlook 2000. I would like to do this in C# but since its Outlook 2000 would I be better off sticking to C++? Any pointers to creating an Outlook 2000 object in C# would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Kevin
Try to search MSDN http://msdn.microsoft.com
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Hi, I need to a pointer to an article or web page or something that will help me get started in developing a certain app. Basically, I need to send an email that as user has written and the email message has to show up in the user’s Sent Items folder in MS Outlook. The program is to be deployed on computers with Win2K using Outlook 2000. I would like to do this in C# but since its Outlook 2000 would I be better off sticking to C++? Any pointers to creating an Outlook 2000 object in C# would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Kevin
V. useful outlook resource. http://www.slipstick.com/index.htm