I have writen an Outlook 2007 Addin using ALT / C++, I have been tring to
find out how I can implement a callback for when the user creates a new
email, I also need callbacks for Sending, Closing and Saving an email. I have
wasted 3 days searching the internet for this infomation. Where can I found
any documentation about this?

Many thanks

Jason

Have you tried looking in the Object Browser for the Outlook object model?

Have you looked at the www.outlookcode.com Web site?

There's a very limited amount of information out there that explicitly uses
ATL/C++ with the Outlook object model so most examples will be in VBA, VB6,
VB.NET or C# code. There are some examples using Delphi and some using C++
but not many.

Opening a new email will fire the NewInspector event of the Inspectors
collection.

Each item (MailItem in this case) has events you can subscribe to for Close,
Send and Write.

--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"Jason" wrote in message
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I have writen an Outlook 2007 Addin using ALT / C++, I have been tring to
find out how I can implement a callback for when the user creates a new
email, I also need callbacks for Sending, Closing and Saving an email. I
have
wasted 3 days searching the internet for this infomation. Where can I
found
any documentation about this?

Many thanks

Jason

Hi Ken,

Thanks for your reply, I have had a look at the object browser, tes I can
see trhe events I want to handle, but how do I implement then in C++?

The www.outlookcode.com site refers me to this discission group for more
information.

It is possible to do this using c++ so why is is so hard for Microsoft to
document how to do it?

Regards

Jason

I don't use C++, only VB/VB.NET/C#, so I can't answer specifically. I know
there is at least one sample using C++ on outlookcode.com and there are a
few others from MS. I don't have links, you'll have to search out the
samples yourself using something like Google.

--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"Jason" wrote in message
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Hi Ken,

Thanks for your reply, I have had a look at the object browser, tes I can
see trhe events I want to handle, but how do I implement then in C++?

The www.outlookcode.com site refers me to this discission group for more
information.

It is possible to do this using c++ so why is is so hard for Microsoft to
document how to do it?

Regards

Jason