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    sup guys, i recently downloaded a some codes for faxing with vb... it said to include cdo in the reference but i can't seem to find anything related to cdo ... help needed asap

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    I took this from an article on microsoft.com

    Now let’s go back up to the top and look at the code for each step. First, you’ll need to install Visual Basic® 6.0 and the latest service pack (http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/sp/vs6sp3/vbfixes.asp), as well as the latest version of the Microsoft Outlook® client with Exchange support. During this installation, make sure that CDO is installed with Outlook. CDO is installed by default for Outlook 98, but not for Outlook 2000. Once Outlook is installed, make sure you can connect to your Exchange servers.

    It is installed with Outlook.

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    CDO is mostly used for email. It allows you to not only use the outlook objects (like the Outlook.Application object) or send mail (like MAPISession and MAPIMessages controls) but also access objects from an exchange server. It is very usefull if you want to access your companies global address list.
    From MSDN:
    CDO
    (Collaboration Data Objects) A technology for building messaging or collaboration applications. In versions previous to 1.1, CDO was called OLE Messaging; in version 1.1 it was called Active Messaging. It is designed to simplify the creation of applications with messaging functionality, or to add messaging functionality to existing applications.


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