I created a vb.net application that reads a data file (SQL table) and creates contacts and groups from this data. If I run this application and point the Contact folder to my local Outlook folders, the application runs fine. It creates about 550 contact and 10 groups. My problem is when I go to run the application against a public folder that am the "owner" of with full permissions it will run fine until it hits items 250 and then I get a COM error.
I work for a somewhat large company.There are about 160 Windows XP Pro users. We are still using Microsoft Office 2000 for the most part.We have upgraded some users to Office 2003. We are not using Microsoft Exchange.I have to export every users' Outlook 2000 or Outlook 2003 Contacts into an Excel or CSV file every 6 months as a way of backing the Outlook Address Contacts.Currently I am doing this by physically going to every pc and manually exporting the contacts.This is a large pain.I am trying to find out if I can use or create a Visual Basic 2008 Express program or script that will export the contacts from Outlook and save it as an Excel or CSV file.The name of the file should be the same as the computers net name.It should be saved in the same location, on the network, each time.I am new to programming and new to VB 2008 Express.I do not know or have any code to start with.
I have a VB.NET windows application in which I'm using Outlook's contacts as my address book to get a list of email addresses. I'd like it to use Outlook as the address book, but if an Outlook mailbox has not been set up or there are no contacts then I don't want Outlook to come up at all. The problem that I'm having is as soon as I try to access Outlook the Outlook Startup Wizard comes up, which I don't want to happen. Here is my code:
Dim ao As Outlook.Application Dim ons As Outlook.NameSpace Dim Contacts As Outlook.Items
I'm trying to completely empty outlook's contact folder so i can synchronize it with my DB.there is always at least 1 contact left in the folder!?! [code]
I need to access the contacts in outlook 2010 using 12.0 or 14.0 object lib and check for a flagged record then bring out the first name and email address
How can I access (read, write, create, delete) user-defined fields for single contacts in Outlook directly via the Exchange Web Service? I need to create/name a field and set a value (it should be viewable in the Outlook contact > "All Fields")I've found some code to set extended properties - it worked, so I could set and also read some values. >> but its not listed in "All Fields" of an contact.I'm using Exchange 2007 and Outlook 2007 - but it should also work with other Versions (Exchange 2003, 2007 and Outlook 2003)
I have Access application and I want to import and export Outlook contacts in this access DB, programmatically. How do i do it?
I have founf Linked tables does the same automatically. But then if the appliaction runs on the other system then will that linked table work?As the linked tables is synchronised for my outlook. Is there any way to make this generalised, so that linked table concept can be used?
I have made a little programme where the user can put in a name to search for a contact.The matches then fill a Datagrid and the user can then choose the one they want and the programm then opens the contact form (from outlook client)The Contact form opens ok, and it brings up the correct contact. If the user then selects the option to "Email" from that from I then get the error message"A Dialog is open" etc...
My code is as follows
Sub GetContact() Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application Dim objNS As Outlook.NameSpace
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It seems to be due to Outlook being open or opening?
I have some code that locates all the contact folders that a user has access to by iterating through the Application.Session.Stores collection.This works for the user's contacts and also all the public contacts folders. It also finds all the contacts folders in additional mailbox accounts that the user has added via the Tools -> Account Settings... menu command.
However, this requires the user to have full access to the other person's account. When a user only has access to another person's contacts, then that person's contacts show up under the "People's Contacts" group in the Contacts view. How do I find those contact folders that don't show up under Session.Stores?
In order to see the other user's contacts folder without adding access to their full mailbox, click File -> Open -> Other User's Folder... from the Outlook menu. In the dialog box, enter the other user's name and select Contacts from the Folder type drop down list.
Here's the code (minus the error checking and logging) I'm using to find a list of all the user's Outlook contact folders. I know this can (and maybe should) be done using early binding to the Outlook.Application type, but that doesn't affect the results. EnumerateFolders is recursive so that it searches all sub folders.
Dim folderList = New Dictionary(Of String, String) Dim outlookApp = CreateObject(Class:="Outlook.Application") For Each store As Object In outlookApp.Session.Stores EnumerateFolders(folderList, store.GetRootFolder) Next
I have a contextmenustrip. I want to create many groups items in that contextmenu. I mean Line which separate each groups. I can do that in Dotnetbar. but with contextmenu in win form I cant.
i have Office 2003 on my developer computer, but my client have Offie 2010. i handle the error on access adding the reference of outlook.exe programatically, but when i have to fix the VB.Net solution, i can't find a way to programatically add the reference of Office 2010 when i don't have that version installed on my computer.
This is strange. I tried to create a new project to reference the Outlook Object Library, but I can't get the code references to work. Here's what I'm doing:
Quote:# Start Microsoft Visual Studio .NET.# On the File menu, point to New, and then click Project.# Click Visual Basic Projects under Project Types, and then click Console Application under Templates. By default, Module1.vb is created.# Add a reference to the Microsoft Outlook 12.0 Object Library. To do this, follow these steps:
1. On the Project menu, click Add Reference. 2. Click the COM tab. 3. Click Microsoft Outlook 12.0 Object Library, and then click Select 4. Click OK. If you are prompted to generate wrappers for the library that you selected, click Yes.
# In the Code window, replace the default code with the following code:
I have a program that has a button with text of "Email". When the user clicks this button I would like my application to check to see if the user has Microsoft Outlook installed on their system, and, if so, to open it up with the email address populated from a field within my form.I'm having several problems.I just basically don't know where to begin.I've searched the internet some, but couldn't find much that begins where I need to begin.Firstly, I _don't_ have Outlook installed on my computer that I am developing the application from.This is probably why, when I go to Import a Reference on the COM tab, that I cannot find the Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook item.Then, based on what I have read elsewhere, I would do the following:
Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application
But then I'm not quite sure the code to call up Outlook, although I bet I could find it if I could just get over that first hurdle.
I'm building an control interface for a system that consists of 1-4 modules. In my interface, each module has its own control set, grouped in a groupbox. I only want to show the control groups for the modules that are actually connected and hide the rest.
This is easy to do with the visble property.
I also want all of the groups to be stacked vertically in the UI such that when one is hidden, the rest below it shift up into its place as if you deleted a row in a table. It needs to be able to come back just as easily.
i would like to create a small tool that filters new and old facebook groups, i am almost finished, but one part isnt working the filtering here is the source code, grabbing groups works but checking if they are old or new doesn't, even though it should. There is one more feature not working where it filters the members size it is not grabbing the text it should (instead of grabbing the amount of members its just grabbing something from the beginning of the source code) [code]
I am trying to create a new email in Outlook 2007, and save it to local disc in vb.net.It creates the new file, saves it, and I can open it from local disc(by double clicking on file) while outlook is still open.But when I close outlook, and then try to open the file from disc, it does show the email message, but WITH an error messagebox saying : "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." [code]
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop Public Class Form1 Public Sub SaveAttachments() Dim objOL As Outlook.Application
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This is my code. When i am tryng to run it in my VB editior i got the errors
1.Outlook.Application, Outlook.MailItem,Outlook.Attachments,not definedWarnings as Warning1Namespace or type specified in the Imports 'Microsoft.Office.Interop' doesn't contain any public member or cannot be found. Make sure the namespace or the type is defined and contains at least one public member. Make sure the imported element name doesn't use any aliases.C:\Documents and Settings\E1002176\Local Settings\Application Data\Temporary Projects\WindowsApplication1\Form1.vb19WindowsApplication1
I would like to create an Outlook message with most of the text filled and the user just has to click send. I rather have the user click Send than for the program to send the message automatically. The below code doesn't work. What modifications does it need?
Dim objSmtpMail As System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient Dim Attachment As System.Net.Mail.Attachment Dim Mailmsg As New System.Net.Mail.MailMessage
I'm trying to write a rule to compensate for laziness caused by program changes. Used to be, case numbers for family law cases where I work were written as follows: 12-DR-012345. Now, you can get away with 12DR12345, and the file management program accepts it.
I would like to create an outlook message with a subject and some attachments for the user to send when they are ready. I have the file paths for the attachments.
Basically the user needs to click a button on the application and that open an outlook message window with a predefined message and a few attachments. They should then be able to modify and add the required "To" etc before sending via outlook.
I have a data from database (from, to, cc, bcc, subject, body, sent_date, attachment). How can i create Outlook message file (*.msg) to adding thoes records?
I developed an application in VB.Net where we can export the eml and msg files to a pst file.I was able to do this task using redemption.dll and profman.dll along with outlook 2003 installed.
Now,I want to create a pst file using redemption.dll and profman.dll without installing outlook.Is it possibe to create a pst file without installing outlook?
I'm trying to create a mailitem and save it in the Drafts folder for an other user. I can create the draft but it only saves to my own draft folder, not for the other user. I have enough rights on the mailbox of the other user.
This is my test code so far:
Dim omApp As New Outlook.Application Dim omNamespace As Outlook.NameSpace = omApp.GetNamespace("MAPI") Dim omUser As Outlook.Recipient = omNamespace.CreateRecipient("otheruser@mail.com") omUser.Resolve()
