outlook-addin

I am developing an OUTLOOK 2010 addin in C#. This addin will create activities based on conversation. For example, one user create new email, others reply,forward or CC, treat this email chain as one converstaion thread. Thoes emails have the same mailItem.ConversationID. Based on this conversationID, my program generated an activty, and link conversationid to the activity which can be seen in each email in this email chain. It all works fine on my machine (I reply,forward,cc in the same email chain, it get the same conversationID). However when other user reply email trigger my program

I would like to get all mails in outlook from a specific folder: My folder structure: I find this Code to get all mails in outlook inbox folder (not the inbox in picture!): Outlook.Application oApp; Outlook._NameSpace oNS; Outlook.MAPIFolder oFolder; Outlook._Explorer oExp; oApp = new Outlook.Application(); oNS = (Outlook._NameSpace)oApp.GetNamespace("MAPI"); oFolder = oNS.GetDefaultFolder(Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderInbox); oExp = oFolder.GetExplorer(false); oNS.Logon(Missing.Value, Missing.Value, false, true); Outlook.Items items = oFolder.Items; foreach (Outlook.MailItem mail in items)

I'm looking for a solution for the following problem. Can anybody help me out? I need to replace Outlooks Send-button with a dropdown-button like the "Von" (From) button in my screenshot. FYI: The new Send-DropDown button will have three functions: 1. Outlooks default send function (the normal sendbutton) 2. Send & Archive Mail 3. Send & Archive Mail+Attachments Can anyone help me out? Is it possible to do a replacment like i want? if not - does anyone have an other solution for my problem? Thanks a lot! You'll need to hide the send button (see here: http://help.lockergnome.com/office/hide

I wrote an add-in for Outlook years ago that adds entries to a database based on the Item's ConversationIndex / ConversationId properties. This works great and remains uniform across all clients interacting with the messages (e.g. "Bob" can see that "Mary" already processed this message because an entry with the ConversationIndex already exists). I'm now trying to move this piece to a service (and connect via the EWS API) but I'm not having good luck matching these properties with the values coming from Outlook. For example: The Outlook Add-In will give me the following values for a specific

I'm working on an Outlook add-in and I'm looking for a complete list that relates that MAPI properties to there names that is a little less vague than this . There is plenty of documentation on how to access those properties, but I'm not having much luck finding anything that tells me what any of the properties are. P.S. I've seen this post on the subject but I would really like more info on the subject. Alternatively, if there is information on extending the Out of Office Assistant, the would be appreciated. Thanks. In some very rare cases there exists documentation from MS as you've seen.

I configured two Exchange accounts in Outlook 2010, however I cant find out how to get to Inbox of the second account. Session.GetDefaultFolder() always return the first one. Even enumerating Session.Accounts, finding the right account and calling Session.Account(found one).Store.GetDefaultFolder() returns wrong Inbox (from the default exchange account, not the secondary). Does this show you all the available Inboxes? Sub LoopThroughInboxes Dim ol As Outlook.Application Dim ns As Outlook.NameSpace Dim i As Long Set ol = Outlook.Application Set ns = ol.GetNamespace("MAPI") For i = 1 To ns

I want to get all selected emails in my Outlook 2010 add-in. I found this MSDN tutorial , but I am a beginner at C#, and I don't quite understand this line of code: Object selObject = this.Application.ActiveExplorer().Selection[3]; I believe Selection[] is something like overridden operator, indexer in C#. But, is there any way to see implementation of it? If I go through the code, I only see interfaces but not implementations. So I don't know the structure of the Selection object. What is really behind the operator [] . Also, why do the selected items begin at index 1 and not 0? That lines