I'm trying to iterate through the contents of a folder in a pst file using
VS.NET 2005 + SP1 and Outlook 2007 running on 64-bit Vista Business.
Virtually all the examples on Google and MSDN seem to be on how to write
add-ins - I don't want to do that.

In my program I need the handle to the current user's token to perform
some operations in native code. I am trying to get the handle using
WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Token and pass it to my native dll.
Does this method return a handle to the user's token? Or is there some

I'm new to .NET but am trying to pass a string pointer as the lParam of
a SendMessage call from some managed code to my DLL written in unmanaged
C++. What I've done so far is this (in VB.NET as that's what my
colleague wants to use, but if you want to give me a solution in C# ...