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Hi there, This is an excellent article and has helped me a lot. I was wondering if you could guide me if I wanted to add and delete the reminder in a Calendar which is in Public Folders > All Public Folders > Calander. I tried a few things but was unsuccessful. I am using VS 2005 and Microsoft Office 2003. Thanking you in anticipation, Rah
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I want to know about how to create the birthday reminder using MS SQL,C#.net.
miss Thimani
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If you get an error of code 80004005 when trying to start up the Outlook application (like I did), just close Outlook (including from the windows task manager).
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Has anybody used a logon (authentication) where Outlook is not running. I also have a problem with an Outlook Message that ask if an application can be allowed to acces your contacts etc, when trying to step trough the folders
Regards
Eugene
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Hello csharper's,
I have two questions.
1) does the program also run when I'm referencing to Office 9-DLL'S (XP) and the customer uses older versions of Outlook (2000)
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2) Is there a simple solution to check if Outlook is already installed (whithout using exception handling)
Thank You Frank
PS.: The code is no rocket science .... but usefull.
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Hello following code is nt working on my machine in vc# It is not recoqnising oulook name space,, any clues Outlook._Application olApp = (Outlook._Application) new Outlook.Application();
The error E:\Net\OutlookContactsManagement\Form1.cs(31): The type or namespace name 'Outlook' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
Please help Regards Vijay
software engineer
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In your Solution Explorer:
Right click on References. Choose Add Reference. Click on the COM tab. Select 'Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library' or whatever ..
Good luck.
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Hello following code is nt working on my machine in vc# It is not recoqnising oulook name space,, any clues Outlook._Application olApp = (Outlook._Application) new Outlook.Application();
The error E:\Net\OutlookContactsManagement\Form1.cs(31): The type or namespace name 'Outlook' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
Please help Regards Vijay
software engineer
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Excellent! Do u also happen to know if it is possible to send Outlook items server wise, i.e. from a web app. to an outlook inbox with/without having Outlook installed on the server? What I would like to achieve is to send e.g. an Outlook task/reminder to a user's Outlook inbox.
Cheers, J
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In a word - no. But I too am interested to find out. In the software my company sells, TRIM (www.towersoft.com.au), we have always used SMTP to send email from servers etc because the many and various incarnations of MAPI have been awful to say the least. I have seen C# classes around that do SMTP but of course you cant do anything fancy, just send email.
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can u tell me how via C# is helpful and simple.. I didnt get the purpose of ur article
cheers, Super ------------------------------------------ Too much of good is bad,mix some evil in it
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I dont know the purpose of this artical ...but would you tell me the purpose of your post :-P..... cheers, super's friend
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i also unable to understand the purpose of this article this thing already avaiable in outlook then why to implement thi. actually i was searching some material to implement Add-In for outlook so if you can help me please provide me some info about it. regards
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The purpose is clear. To show off how to interoperate with Outlook from an external application. I was looking for this and it helped me. Nothing big as the author said but I just needed it and I am glad I found it 
If you want to develop an Add-In for Outlook, have a look at Singh's article here: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/OutlookAdd-in.asp
Best Regards, Carsten
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