Outlook doesn't support custom navigation panes. You can show a web page instead of a folder by using the WebViewURL and WebViewOn properties.

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"Paul" wrote in message ...
Using VS 2005 VSTO.

How do I progrmatically add a custom Navigation Pane Tab. The current tabs
are (Mail, Calendar,Contacts,Tasks,Notes,Folder List, Shortcuts, Journal)

For my first attempt at a VSTO solution was to create a custom tab and
hopefully load a webpage in the right area. If I cant load a webpage then
maybe a custom details pane.

I coudn't find any info on this. I did find info on adding command buttons
and the like.

Thanks for any suggestions or info!
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- Paul