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Toby Berster July 9th 07 04:06 PM

Newbie Information needed
 
Hey everybody,

i hope i came to the right place here.

I have never done anything with Add-Ins for any Microsoft Office program.

So i need your help, by getting started with it.

What do I need, are there any helpful tutorials out there?

Any information or pointer you can give me, will be greatly appreciated.

Books are good too, but id rather prefer a quick jump into it. If there any further questions i know i can get most of the answers in here.

I thank you all in advance for the information!

Bye

berberer

Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] July 9th 07 04:23 PM

Newbie Information needed
 
What you need first is to decide what version(s) of Outlook you're planning to support. That will help determine the platform. Then take a look at the resources he

http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=36
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=42

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"Toby Berster" wrote in message ...
Hey everybody,

i hope i came to the right place here.

I have never done anything with Add-Ins for any Microsoft Office program.

So i need your help, by getting started with it.

What do I need, are there any helpful tutorials out there?

Any information or pointer you can give me, will be greatly appreciated.

Books are good too, but id rather prefer a quick jump into it. If there any further questions i know i can get most of the answers in here.

I thank you all in advance for the information!

Bye

berberer


Toby Berster July 9th 07 05:25 PM

Newbie Information needed
 
Im sorry, that i didnt mention that.

I am planing on creating Add-ons for Outlook 2003.
If there isn't too much difference, Outlook 2007 wouldn't be too bad either.

But Outlook 2003 is the main focus on.


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