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April 4th 08, 07:08 PM
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Determine where the user clicked on the calendar
I have written a VSTO Outlook addin in VS2008 using Outlook 2007. I
need to catch the "click" event for the date that a user has clicked upon on the screen. Does anyone know which even on which object (ActiveExplorer ???) that I need to catch in order to know the date that a user has selected from the currently displayed calendar? Thanks for your time. -Morna 
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