Hey,

i need some help and infos for my addin which i'm working on.

First:

Is it possible to create an own task which appears in the Send/Receive
Dialog? I use the SyncHandler which fires events when the syncprocess is
started, finished and/or had failed. My code works fine but now i want
to show the progress in the window.


Second:

Is ist possible to use the MailBody / MailHeader Control from OL2007 in
my C# Code. If i want to add the control to my form an exception
appears. AxHost..... ??



Thx for help

Regards
André

As far as I know you can't add tasks to the send/receive dialog unless the
task is sending/receiving to/from an email account and that's added
automatically.

What MailBody/MailHeader control are you talking about? There's no such
control provided by the Outlook object model. You can't add controls that
are shown in an Outlook form such as Body (Notes) if that's what you're
asking. You can get the contents of Body and put the contents in a textbox
control on a form...

--
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


"Andre Maas" wrote in message
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Hey,

i need some help and infos for my addin which i'm working on.

First:

Is it possible to create an own task which appears in the Send/Receive
Dialog? I use the SyncHandler which fires events when the syncprocess is
started, finished and/or had failed. My code works fine but now i want to
show the progress in the window.


Second:

Is ist possible to use the MailBody / MailHeader Control from OL2007 in my
C# Code. If i want to add the control to my form an exception appears.
AxHost..... ??



Thx for help

Regards
André

Hi Ken,

first, thanks for help.

Yes i mean the controls shown in an Outlook form. That what you said is
my solution. Get the contents of body and put them in a textbox control.



Regards
André


Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] schrieb:
As far as I know you can't add tasks to the send/receive dialog unless
the task is sending/receiving to/from an email account and that's added
automatically.

What MailBody/MailHeader control are you talking about? There's no such
control provided by the Outlook object model. You can't add controls
that are shown in an Outlook form such as Body (Notes) if that's what
you're asking. You can get the contents of Body and put the contents in
a textbox control on a form...