When running the program, the next message box appears: "A program is trying to access e-mail addresses...." How can I get rid of this message?
ReplyHi, I'm trying to write the same app but for a console application. I'm not really familiar with c++ so I'm not sure what to do. Could someone tell me which changes I have to make to make this work (I'm trying to do this so later on I can export the contacts to a java app). thx, Andy
ReplyOriginally posted by: Chris Bartle
I had been looking for a way to extract calendar data from Outlook 2000 and this code works well for that too. Just replace _ContactItemPtr with _AppointmentItemPtr and use GetDefaultFolder(olFolderCalendar). I've been having a hard time finding any good documentation from Microsoft on using these classes in VC, so I've been stuck decoding the header files. Still, this code provides a great launching point for accessing more than just Outlook contacts.
Originally posted by: Dennis liao
Dear all:
Do anybody knows How to import and export vcard files from Outlook in vc application?
Hoping for a reply,
Thanks and Regards,
Dennis liao
Originally posted by: Paras Shah
Hi there,
Is there any possibility to create/modify the email account in Outlook 2002(office xp) programmatically using vc++?
Paras Shah
Originally posted by: majk
Hello,
it's elegant concept. The problem I have:
'GetEmail1Address' returns just string like here: '/o=XYZ/ou=ABC012/cn=Recipients/cn=Firstname Lastname'
'GetEmail2Address' and 'GetEmail3Address' return empty string.
Any idea?
M.
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Originally posted by: kc
How to dynamic import mso9.dll and MSOUTL9.OLB in my program? I got the file path from the Registry but I couldn't do it dynamically in my program.
#import "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Office\\Office\\mso9.dll" named_guids
#import "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Office\\Office\\MSOUTL9.OLB" \
no_namespace exclude("_IRecipientControl", "_DRecipientControl")
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Originally posted by: dima
namespace::PickFolder() method displays outlook's "Select Folder" window in a corner. Does anyone know how to force the window to be opened in a center?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Peter Nelson
Is there a way to enumerate the namespaces that can be retrieved? You get the 'MAPI' namespace each time - but that returns no contacts to me - even though when I open up Outlook I've got dozens. I'm assuming that my user is not set up as an exchange user, and so has no Mapi entries... but there must still be a way.
-Peter
ReplyOriginally posted by: Robert
Thank you very much. This code is exactly what I've been looking for. There is not enough sample code for Outlook out there.
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