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We are developing an Outlook add-in with VS 2008 3.5. We have
developed a custom contact form in WPF that modifies the contact object via a custom form region. We are trying to date and time stamp the Body property - however, we are getting an COMException error. 1) Is there any way to trap COM exception errors? 2) Where can we change the body property, if not in the form region? public property Body as string get return _body end get set(value as string) _body = value _contactitem.body = value NotifyPropertyChanged("Body") end set end property Regards Richard |
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