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Outlook Express programming

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Chiara - 29 Apr 2005 08:10 GMT
Hope this is the right place to post it ...
I need to interface my VC++ application with Outlook Express 6.0.
I'd need:
- access to email messages in Outlook folders,
- eventually, copy email messages in other files (with EML format and other
place);
- make email messages and send them with Outlook Express (Outbok).

I found  IStoreFolder and IStoreNamespace to manage Outlook Exp folders.
But, in order to made outgoing email messages, do I need IMimeMessage
interface?
Is there any sample that show the use of those interfaces?
Is there any "link" between IMimeMessage and IStoreFolder
(the messages placed in a folder)?
Thank you in advance!
Chiara
thatsalok - 30 Apr 2005 07:28 GMT
> *Hope this is the right place to post it ...
> I need to interface my VC++ application with Outlook Express 6.0.
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> Thank you in advance!
> Chiara *

[url]http://www.codeproject.com/com/Outlook_Express_Messages.asp[/url


Chiara - 02 May 2005 07:33 GMT
Thank you... I already found this sample, that's helpful to browse
directories, but ... it doesn't show any example to work with IMimeMessage
and send e-mail.
Do you have any other link?
Thank you in advance!
Chiara

> > *Hope this is the right place to post it ...
> > I need to interface my VC++ application with Outlook Express 6.0.
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