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    hi dears, i want to write a program which can add a button in the toolbar of ms outlook. can someone help me to accomplish this task. can i do this in vb6. i shall be very thankful.

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      hi dears, i want to write a program which can add a button in the toolbar of ms outlook. can someone help me to accomplish this task. can i do this in vb6. i shall be very thankful.

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      Hi, There are a lot of articles on how to accomplish this. I have even managed to do it with Delphi. As long as you can create a dll you should be fine, so if you can do some code translation you should really check out this article: http://www.codeproject.com/com/outlookaddin.asp[^] This one is for VC++, but the principle is the same. On MSDN you will also find a lot of information, but the articles there usually refer to VS.NET and tools that come with it. If you want to right an add-in from scratch the article above will be a good place to start. Johannes Ackermann

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