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Questionhow do I get the classname? Pin
Stephan Wright11-Aug-04 23:04
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Stephan Wright12-Aug-04 3:05
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General"Depth Of Field" Sample in C#/VB.NET Pin
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GeneralDon't think this is for "screw" my machine Pin
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Dave Kreskowiak12-Aug-04 6:08
mveDave Kreskowiak12-Aug-04 6:08 
Outlook Express doesn't expose a COM object model you can use, but Outlook does. You can either use the Microsoft Outlook Object Model, or if that's not acceptable, you'll have to use the Messaging API, which Outlook Express is essentially a wrapper for. You'll have to P/Invoke the functions, the docs for which start here (MAPI 3.0)[^].

You might come acrossed references to the Collaboration Data Objects (or CDO). To maintain your requirements of using Outlook Express' settings and message stores, you can only use CDO 1.2.1, NOT 2.0! CDO 1.2.1 is based upon and heavily uses the MAPI 3.0 API whereas 2.0 doesn't us it at all. If you don't use the MAPI 3.0 API, you can't use your Outlook Express settings and message stores.



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QuestionCan C# register my own windows message Like VC++ do? Pin
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