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From: eliza on 27 Apr 2010 10:14 This example shows how to add e-mail to Microsoft Outlook outbox using VB.Net For this tip to work, the MS Outlook must be installed on the machine. And another important point here to get this code working is to add a reference to Microsoft Outlook Object Library x.o ,where x is the version of MS Outlook installed in the machine. For Eg: In case of Microsoft Outlook 2002, Add "Microsoft Outlook 10.0 object library" and Microsoft Outlook 2003, Add "Microsoft Outlook 11.0 object library" (Right click on the project -> Add References -> Select the COM tab -> Select "Microsoft Outlook x.0 object library) vb.net code: chriske911 wrote: exchange 2007 delayed sending 02-Mar-10 a while ago I posted a message about delayed sending being stuck in the outbox in outlook 2007 outlook can not be closed as then the email is not send now I am trying to do the same but using outlook in online modus instead, the messages are now send immediately this even though the message header in outlook clearly states that the message is not to be delivered before "date and time" (in the future) how can I find out why this feature is not working (as expected) thnx Previous Posts In This Thread: On Tuesday, March 02, 2010 9:18 AM chriske911 wrote: exchange 2007 delayed sending a while ago I posted a message about delayed sending being stuck in the outbox in outlook 2007 outlook can not be closed as then the email is not send now I am trying to do the same but using outlook in online modus instead, the messages are now send immediately this even though the message header in outlook clearly states that the message is not to be delivered before "date and time" (in the future) how can I find out why this feature is not working (as expected) thnx On Friday, March 26, 2010 3:22 PM SG_Dan wrote: This artical is very useful and it applies to Exchange/Outlook 2007 as This artical is very useful and it applies to Exchange/Outlook 2007 as well http://blogs.technet.com/exchange/archive/2004/07/16/185410.aspx "chriske911" wrote: Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice Book Review: C# 4.0 In a Nutshell [O'Reilly] http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/6dc05c04-c7f9-40cc-a2da-88dde2e6d891/book-review-c-40-in-a.aspx |