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May 29th 08, 11:07 AM
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question about vsto-outlook
i'm studying now from the book "vsto for mere mortals" how to develop outlook
application. the problem is that some methods that the ThisAddIn class should know by the book are not known in my code. here are some of them: Me.CreateItem Me.ActiveExplorer() the book is using visual studio 2005 and i'm using visual studio 2008. but i don't think it's the reason. anyone knows how to make it work? thanks in advance David 
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May 29th 08, 03:59 PM
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question about vsto-outlook
Is that book for VSTO 2005 or VSTO 2005 SE?
In VSTO 2005 SE you can't use Me.CreateItem because Me no longer is Outlook.Application. Instead you use Me.Application.CreateItem or assign an Outlook.Application object to Me.Application and use that. Do you get Intellisense showing Me.CreateItem or Me.ActiveExplorer is valid? Does Intellisense show Me.Application.CreateItem and Me.Application.ActiveExplorer? -- 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 "David82" wrote in message ... i'm studying now from the book "vsto for mere mortals" how to develop outlook application. the problem is that some methods that the ThisAddIn class should know by the book are not known in my code. here are some of them: Me.CreateItem Me.ActiveExplorer() the book is using visual studio 2005 and i'm using visual studio 2008. but i don't think it's the reason. anyone knows how to make it work? thanks in advance David
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June 5th 08, 04:13 PM
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question about vsto-outlook
great! it works now.
i guess i have VSTO 2005 SE. i didn't even know there was a different between them. anyway i did what you said and it works now. thanks alot David "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: Is that book for VSTO 2005 or VSTO 2005 SE? In VSTO 2005 SE you can't use Me.CreateItem because Me no longer is Outlook.Application. Instead you use Me.Application.CreateItem or assign an Outlook.Application object to Me.Application and use that. Do you get Intellisense showing Me.CreateItem or Me.ActiveExplorer is valid? Does Intellisense show Me.Application.CreateItem and Me.Application.ActiveExplorer? -- 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 "David82" wrote in message ... i'm studying now from the book "vsto for mere mortals" how to develop outlook application. the problem is that some methods that the ThisAddIn class should know by the book are not known in my code. here are some of them: Me.CreateItem Me.ActiveExplorer() the book is using visual studio 2005 and i'm using visual studio 2008. but i don't think it's the reason. anyone knows how to make it work? thanks in advance David
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