Hi

Could anyone please tell me how can we capture send/receive event in
MS Outlook.

Suppose I want to pop up a message box when user hits send/receive
button, how can we do that.

Actually what I want is to compare my .ics (calender file) file with
appointment entries that are there in the calender at the time of
click of send/receive and then process them with some predefined
algo.
What is the proper way of reading a .ics file and comparing it with
appointment item.


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Did you try using Outlook's automation interfaces? IIRC, there's an
event interface that exposes events when mail is received or sent.

Regards
Senthil

I don't know anything about Outlook's automation interfaces (IIRC).
I have used Microsoft Outlook 11.0 Object Library for creating a .ics
file
by reading all the appointment entries.
Actually I am very new in this if will be of great help if you send
some code sample for this.

Thanks

Saurabh
saurabh_helloaish@rediffmail.com


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s> Is there any way to remove security prompts displayed by the outlook.
s> I came to know that trusted addin will do the trick. Please see the
s> following link.
s> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;327657&Produc
s> t=ol2002
s>
s> Still not able to figure out how can we make trusted addin

Accessing Outlook storage via MAPI instead of Outlook Automation helps greately
with suppressing the security warnings and doing whatever you want with the
storage. However, programming its MAPI is kinda hardcore :)

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Serge

Is there any way to remove security prompts displayed by the outlook.
I came to know that trusted addin will do the trick. Please see the
following link.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;327657&Product=ol2002

Still not able to figure out how can we make trusted addin

Any kind of help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks


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