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Thread: Accessing Outlook97 through VB tutorial?

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    I am looking for a tutorial on how I can read Outlook Objects like mail, contacts etc. and write them back to outlook.

    To be specific I am trying to write a program that takes all the E-Mails of my inbox looks for the senders e-mail address and puts the address into the contacts folder as a contact.

    Does anyone know where I could find help on this?

    Or has anybody written a piece of code for this?

    Thank you!

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    I too am in need of help in this area. Has anyone got any sample code they could send to me or tutorials you could direct me to?

    Thanks!

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    Well theres a lot of this in the MSDn library but i can send you sample code for this if u like... additonally u could take a look in the VBA help file for Outlook.

    cheers,
    Gaurav
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    " Programming today is a race between software-engineers striving to build bigger and
    better idiot-proof programs and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots.
    So far the universe is winning".
    :-)

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    Maybe this is where you are searching for:

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/isapi/msdn...fice071299.htm

    Nice regards,

    Michelle.

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    In Outlook ContactItems, is there a unique number assigned to each item, only used by outlook for identification, and accessable (read-only) by my VisualBasic program? This is VERY important and necessairy for my application to perform. I need to be able to identify all the contacts in a user's contact list.

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