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November 26th 09, 05:05 AM
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VSTO C#: How do I declare an application scope variable?
C#, VSTO, OL2007
How do I declare an application-scope variable that will last as long as the user has Outlook open? String myApplicationScopeString="test"; I want other class methods to read and write to it over its lifetime. 
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