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  1. Apr 4th, 2005, 02:57 AM #1
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    How do u make an add-in for outlook with VB6?

    How can i make an add-in for outlook?
    I want the users to install the addin that will make a icon.
    If they click this icon the code will be executed (like making an icon and attaching a macro to it)
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    Re: How do u make an add-in for outlook with VB6?

    You need to use the "Implements IDTExtensibility2" in the general declarations section of your
    designer. Then code for each of the five events, they are required for an Add-In.

    Checkout the CommandBars collection object to add your menuitem or toolbaritem.
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