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Muhammad Aftab Alam
Hello All,
I am a visual C++ developer,I shifted to Visual Studio 2003 and found out
the wizard of Office Add-ins, using C# or VB.NET it is quite simple to
create the Add-in instead of C++, I want to know that if there is some thing
that we can not do in Add-in regarding acccessing the Object Model of
outlook using C# or VB.NET, that we can do using C++, I am confused about
chosing the language that I should use for development of OutLook Add-in.
Moreover I used VS2003 to create an Add-in using C++ and found out that the
things that we have to do(i.e Importing TLB etc) it does it self and rename
the name space to OFFICE as well but I am unable to using the
OutLook::Application, the compiler says that this is not a name space ? do I
have to manually Import the TLB and make a namespace of OutLook.??
best regards
Muhammad Aftab Alam
I am a visual C++ developer,I shifted to Visual Studio 2003 and found out
the wizard of Office Add-ins, using C# or VB.NET it is quite simple to
create the Add-in instead of C++, I want to know that if there is some thing
that we can not do in Add-in regarding acccessing the Object Model of
outlook using C# or VB.NET, that we can do using C++, I am confused about
chosing the language that I should use for development of OutLook Add-in.
Moreover I used VS2003 to create an Add-in using C++ and found out that the
things that we have to do(i.e Importing TLB etc) it does it self and rename
the name space to OFFICE as well but I am unable to using the
OutLook::Application, the compiler says that this is not a name space ? do I
have to manually Import the TLB and make a namespace of OutLook.??
best regards
Muhammad Aftab Alam