How to move MyButton

Y

Yael

Hi,
I was created a button into outlook 2003 from vs.net 2003 with com add-in.
How can I cancel this button???
How to move this button from the outlook app???
Thank's,
Yael.
 
K

Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]

Created a button where?

What kind of button?

What do you mean by cancel the button? And what do you mean by move it from
Outlook? Do you mean how do you remove it or delete it?
 
Y

Yael

Yes,
I created a button into outlook 2003 with com add-in
I did it for texting :)
I want to delete it..because every time when I'm opening the outlook
program, I see my "test" button ther, I want to remove it and not see this
button enymore :)
Sorry about my english.
 
K

Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]

If you want to remove the button now just right-click on the Outlook toolbar
and select Customize. In customize mode drag the custom button off from the
toolbar or menu where it's located. That will remove it.
 
J

John

Alittle misleading topic here, but still, if i understand you right, you want to delete/remove the button you already has created in Outlook.

Just remove the button in the same add-in, when the explorer/inspector you added it in closes. When you have written the code to remove the button here, build your add-in, and run it. This will correct your problem, deleting the button on close. When you then uninstall the program, the button won't exist. (if you temporarly want to disable your add-in, change the loadbehavior to 0).

It's good practice to release all the objects been used in the code, before terminating. This way you will prevent Outlook from "hanging" when you close it. (it looks like it's closed, but the process is still going, and sometimes has to be closed by killing it manually).


I'm new to outlook development, so if someone mean this is wrong, please correct me :)
 

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