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(Less Than) Portable Search Folders

Let’s have fun with the object model and search folders: Outlook running a profile in online mode. Create this macro: Sub TestAdvancedSearchComplete()     Dim sch As Outlook.Search     set sch = Application.AdvancedSearch("Inbox",

When I Say Shutdown, I Mean Shut. Down.

Ryan posted an article about some changes we're making in Outlook 2007 SP2. The gist is we're changing Outlook's shutdown behavior to always shutdown regardless of whether there are other running applications using the Outlook Object Model. He's looking
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Announcing: Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Auxiliary Reference

Excellent news! We just published the Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Auxiliary Reference: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb905149.aspx (This is a greatly enhanced version of the earlier Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Integration API ) This reference

Whither ECE?

This is a question for those of you out there who still have Exchange Client Extensions. Aside from budget concerns and legacy support , what blocks you from re-implementing your extension as an Outlook Add-In? Specifically, I'm looking for events and
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You Mean You Want the OOM To Actually Work?

We had a customer report recently that when he tried to fetch certain properties using the Outlook Object Model, all he got was garbage. This turned in to an interesting foray into the world of dual dispatch interfaces and VB. The properties in question

Next Week Is MUCH Better For Me

[This is now documented here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb905285.aspx ] This is just an interesting little nugget I was asked to document today. Suppose you're writing some Outlook Object Model code (using Outlook 2007, of course) and are

Random HRESULT From Outlook Object Model

I don't normally write much about the Outlook Object Model, but this was just too interesting to pass up. Suppose we run the following code in Outlook 2003 VBA: Sub TestHRESULT() Dim ons As Outlook.NameSpace ' If running this code in Outlook 2007 VBA,
 
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