I am trying to deploy an application that automatically adds appointments to
a shared outlook calendar. Obviously, all the users have Outlook (Office)
installed on their machines, but what happens when they have different
versions of Outlook, e.g. one person has Office 2003 and the rest have Office
2007. Will this work if I add the Office version 11 dlls to my assembly? If
not what can I do, I don't want to have to change the dlls each time their
computers get reloaded or force them to all be on the same version of Office.
Thanks.
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 27 Mar 2008 22:10 GMT
A VSTO or shared addin developed on a computer with Outlook 2003 installed
will produce code that will run on Outlook 2007. It just won't support all
the object model additions except through reflection and it won't support
the ribbon natively.

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>I am trying to deploy an application that automatically adds appointments
>to
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> Office.
> Thanks.