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How to create custom button in Email form? (Not in the main Outlook form)

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Dikbill - 13 Jun 2006 15:07 GMT
Hi there,

I want to create a custom button/toolbar in an Email window.
When a user opens an Email message, I want to see the button
somewhere in the menu of that screen.
The code behind the button wil be used to copy the message to
another application, for logging purposes.

I use VS 2005 with Tools for office 2005.

Thanx a lot,

Dikbill
The Netherlands
Thaddaeus Parker - 29 Jun 2006 00:57 GMT
You will need to capture the OnNewInspector event for your mail item and
then create and add the button to that inspector.  Outlook code and other
websites out there can help you out further to what you are attempting do.

Thaddaeus.
> Hi there,
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