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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / New Users / January 2006Outlook with VB.NET
I am writing a class in VB.NET that will send an email. When the email is received in Outlook, that email needs to place an appointment on the Outlook calendar. Does Microsoft have Office 2003 controls that I can download for .NET? The class will run under a service that will have rights to the user's calendars therefore it should be able to just populate their calendars with appointments. I am not exactly sure on how I would do this? Any ideas?  SignatureAlex C. Barberi Chief Executive Officer VisionForce http://www.visionforceweb.com The better way to do this is to write an Outlook add-in, which will automatically check received emails and make the appointment accordingly. Add-in for Outlook (and other MS Office Apps) was available to develop since MS Office 2K. Now that your target is Outlook2003 with .NET, the Visual Studio Tool for MS Office (2003 and 2005) will make it easier, especially if you have VSTO2005. >I am writing a class in VB.NET that will send an email. When the email is > received in Outlook, that email needs to place an appointment on the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > with > appointments. I am not exactly sure on how I would do this? Any ideas? Where do I find this tool? SignatureAlex C. Barberi Chief Executive Officer VisionForce http://www.visionforceweb.com > The better way to do this is to write an Outlook add-in, which will > automatically check received emails and make the appointment accordingly. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > with > > appointments. I am not exactly sure on how I would do this? Any ideas? Oh, and if I didn't want to write an add-in, what would I do? SignatureAlex C. Barberi Chief Executive Officer VisionForce http://www.visionforceweb.com > The better way to do this is to write an Outlook add-in, which will > automatically check received emails and make the appointment accordingly. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > with > > appointments. I am not exactly sure on how I would do this? Any ideas? Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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