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Display Outlook Recipient Window from vb.net

Author
27 Nov 2006 4:51 PM
raymonj
Hi,

Is it possible to display the Outlook recipient window from Vb.Net and
receive the email selection the user has chosen when the window is
closed ?

Thanks folks.

Author
27 Nov 2006 5:42 PM
Larry Linson
yeah isn't that simple Outlook Automation?

you don't want to use the same control; right?
you just want to be able to resolver usernames? I would make a wrapper
around outlook / com / vb6


-Aaron


raymonj wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to display the Outlook recipient window from Vb.Net and
> receive the email selection the user has chosen when the window is
> closed ?
>
> Thanks folks.
Author
27 Nov 2006 6:49 PM
raymonj
> yeah isn't that simple Outlook Automation?
>
> you don't want to use the same control; right?
> you just want to be able to resolver usernames? I would make a wrapper
> around outlook / com / vb6
>
>

Our company has over 6000 employees within many divisions.  So there's
a lot of distribution lists (many levels) and single email addresses.
I'd rather like not to code something but use the same control as
Outlook.  However, if it is not possible, maybe I'll go with your
suggestion and stick with a tool that resolve usernames.

Any examples on your side ?
Author
30 Nov 2006 7:56 PM
Larry Linson
www.freevbcode.com

just because your company has 6000 employees; it doesn't mean that
outlook automation won't work

-Larry


raymonj wrote:
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> > yeah isn't that simple Outlook Automation?
> >
> > you don't want to use the same control; right?
> > you just want to be able to resolver usernames? I would make a wrapper
> > around outlook / com / vb6
> >
> >
>
> Our company has over 6000 employees within many divisions.  So there's
> a lot of distribution lists (many levels) and single email addresses.
> I'd rather like not to code something but use the same control as
> Outlook.  However, if it is not possible, maybe I'll go with your
> suggestion and stick with a tool that resolve usernames.
>
> Any examples on your side ?
Author
30 Nov 2006 9:55 PM
RobinS
Be careful with this guy's responses. He's the same as aaronkempf,
and I wouldn't trust his disinformation.

If nobody here can help you with Outlook, you might try posting
to an Outlook newsgroup, and/or
microsoft.public.office.developer.automation.

Robin S.
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"raymonj" <jeff.raym***@tech-nter.com> wrote in message
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>> yeah isn't that simple Outlook Automation?
>>
>> you don't want to use the same control; right?
>> you just want to be able to resolver usernames? I would make a wrapper
>> around outlook / com / vb6
>>
>>
>
> Our company has over 6000 employees within many divisions.  So there's
> a lot of distribution lists (many levels) and single email addresses.
> I'd rather like not to code something but use the same control as
> Outlook.  However, if it is not possible, maybe I'll go with your
> suggestion and stick with a tool that resolve usernames.
>
> Any examples on your side ?
>
Author
5 Jan 2007 8:21 PM
Larry Linson
my propagange is not disinformation and I am _NOT_ aaronkempf




RobinS wrote:
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> Be careful with this guy's responses. He's the same as aaronkempf,
> and I wouldn't trust his disinformation.
>
> If nobody here can help you with Outlook, you might try posting
> to an Outlook newsgroup, and/or
> microsoft.public.office.developer.automation.
>
> Robin S.
> ---------------------------------------
> "raymonj" <jeff.raym***@tech-nter.com> wrote in message
> news:1164653390.579621.109830@14g2000cws.googlegroups.com...
> >> yeah isn't that simple Outlook Automation?
> >>
> >> you don't want to use the same control; right?
> >> you just want to be able to resolver usernames? I would make a wrapper
> >> around outlook / com / vb6
> >>
> >>
> >
> > Our company has over 6000 employees within many divisions.  So there's
> > a lot of distribution lists (many levels) and single email addresses.
> > I'd rather like not to code something but use the same control as
> > Outlook.  However, if it is not possible, maybe I'll go with your
> > suggestion and stick with a tool that resolve usernames.
> >
> > Any examples on your side ?
> >