MSDN has some very limited information about programming for Outlook Express
at this link, and it's not really much help. You just have to hack it to
find out what works and what doesn't. But the bigger problem would be the
programming hacks for the mobile device. Maybe ask in the PocketPC or
mobile newsgroups?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...e/oe_entry.asp

And, in Vista, mail storage is quite different. There are no DBX files
since mail is stored as individual EML files and the Contacts also have a
new storage.

Your best shot would seem to be to ask your questions in a developer
newsgroup.
--
Jim Pickering
MVP-Outlook Express/Windows Mail
Please reply to newsgroup only so that others may be helped with your
feedback.


"Vinz" wrote in message
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Hey folks,

I have this mobile phone running windows mobile 2003 2nd edition and I'd
like to synchronize the contacts and emailmessages with outlook express 6
(instead of Outlook from MS Office).

Using C# I'd like to write a little synchronization tool myself (I've been
a Delphi developper for over 8 years now) but I dunno where to start. The
only interface file I found was a header file for C/C++ and after some
reading it apears that OE 6 is going to be turned into Windows Mail in
Vista? What happens to the contacts from OE 6 then?

If anybody could point me in a direction that helps me to write C# code to
sync between Windows Mobile and OE 6 I'd be very gratefull.

Thanks for reading sofar,

Vinz.