Dear Newsgroup.
I am creating an Outlook 2003 add-in using the VSTO 2005. I have added an
app.config file to the project and after adding a reference to
System.configuration, I can access the appSettings defined in the config

How do I get the version of the addin currently running?

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 ...

I currently have VSTO 2005 which is aimed to be used with Office 2003.
VSTO 2005 SE allows for applications to be developed for Office 2007, how do
I do this install? Because when I try to install VSTO 2005 on top of Office
2007 it comes up with that Office 2003 is not installed.

Now I need to develop my own add-in for Office 2003 (Word and Excel). The
best wishes from our customer is to place our toolbar at the right  - like
Getting started toolbar - with our own user control on it...
Other solution will be placing common windows forms controls like ...

Is there a way to programatically show the add-in dialog box in VSTO
in a Ribborbar using VB.net 2008 (I know how to creat the button bar
but do not klnow the code to trigger displaying the dialog box)

I'm making VSTO add-in (VS2008) for helpdesk. I'm trying to customize Ribbon
on load "read email" inspector.
I have ready code, but I'm trying to do something like that:
When email is comming with subject "Opened entry" i want to display

I'm making VSTO add-in (VS2008) for helpdesk. I'm trying to customize Ribbon
on load "read email" inspector.
I have ready code, but I'm trying to do something like that:
When email is comming with subject "Opened entry" i want to display

I am having trouble finding documentation on the RibbonComboBox.
Here are my question
Is there a way to programtically (at run time) fill the RibbonComboBox
with integer values (in Visual Basic)

I've developed an outlook add in and I need to hide the to field, or
make it read only. Essentially a wizard populates the "TO" and the
Subject via a series of questions to help in routing the email and I
need to disallow the editing of that information.

I am new to Office development.  I want to create an add-in for
various things in Word, Excel, PP, etc.
Where I am confused is the difference between the free VSTO 2005 SE
and the non-free VSTO 2005.

I am creating a winforms app in vb.net using Visual Studio 2008.
I want to open an existing Excel 2003 file, and update some data, and I  
don't want to create a workbook project or add-in.
What I want is my stand-alone application that can talk to any Excel file  

One of my requirement is to "ReStart" the Outlook 2007 using outlook object
model.
I am able to achieve this by the following code.
Process.Start("Outlook")

In my outlook 2007, sometimes my search folders are disabled (italicized).  
Since I am using same Exchange account for both Outlook 2003 and Outlook
2007, if I delete the search folder from one account, it is disabling the
search folder in other account. If I click the disabled ...

I want to be able to open a word document at the click of a button(on a web
page), which has mailmerge fields to a query in my SQL DB.
Could somebody please advise how I begin this.
I have downloaded the VS office tools second edition but have no idea how to