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![]() Hi, WinXP SP2, Outlook 2003, .NET 2.0 C#. I have win application that one of it feature is open mailItem window ( inspector ). Currently i do the next: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application app = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application(); MailItem mItem = (MailItem)app.OutlookInstance.CreateItem(OlItemTyp e.olMailItem); mItem.Subject = "bla bla bla"; ............. ........... mailItem.Display(false); In case Outlook isn't running it's automatically starts and after pressing the Send button on the inspector the process closed. The snippet above works pretty good. My question is how can i do the same but via Redemption and not using OOM at all. Outlook will be installed but not sure if it will be running when user will click to write mail. Thank you. |
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