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Outlook Events are named differently in different versions of Outlook Issue

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TC - 26 Apr 2005 23:17 GMT
Hello,

I have a COM AddIn written in C# that I compiled and built on a Windows 2000
/ Office 2000 machine.

Now, after installing it on a Windows XP / Office XP machine, when the
application tries to register a delegate for the Explorer 'Close' event, I
receive the following error:

Method not found:  Void
Outlook.ExplorerClass.add_Close(Outlook.ExplorerEvents_CloseEventHandler).

Because some methods are named differently across the different versions of
Office, this raises the following question:

Do I need to create separate builds for each version of Office Suite?

Regards,

TC
TC - 27 Apr 2005 12:54 GMT
Solved my own problem here.  It appears that one needs to cast the event
delegate in order to allow it to work across multiple versions of Office.

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