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Chuckie
Hello
I can't work out how to use Visual C++ 2005 to automate Microsoft Outlook. I
have seen many examples for doing this with Visual C++ 6.0 But when you use
Visual C++ 2005 to import a typelib it now creates a large set of separate
CPP files. And since Outlook relies on the Office object MSO.DLL there are
issues there.
So there are umpteen redefinition issues and problems with missing onjects,
like Assistant object.
In short, I am finding this a terrible nightmare. With VS 6 I was able to
automate Word without a hitch because it created one C/CPP file from the OLB
object and I was able to encompass the whole lot into a name space to avoid
duplication.
I might be trying to win a lossing battle here, but why can't I get this to
work?
Thank you.
Andrew
I can't work out how to use Visual C++ 2005 to automate Microsoft Outlook. I
have seen many examples for doing this with Visual C++ 6.0 But when you use
Visual C++ 2005 to import a typelib it now creates a large set of separate
CPP files. And since Outlook relies on the Office object MSO.DLL there are
issues there.
So there are umpteen redefinition issues and problems with missing onjects,
like Assistant object.
In short, I am finding this a terrible nightmare. With VS 6 I was able to
automate Word without a hitch because it created one C/CPP file from the OLB
object and I was able to encompass the whole lot into a name space to avoid
duplication.
I might be trying to win a lossing battle here, but why can't I get this to
work?
Thank you.
Andrew