Visual Basic/VB, Outlook Object Model or CDO

Outlook Object Model or CDO

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Ralph Newto #1 / 4	Outlook Object Model or CDO Hello, If part of my VB program is to read data from a public folder of MS Exchange 5.5 or data in a login's mailbox, do I need to have Outlook 2000 installed in the machine running my VB program. Or do I just install the Outlook reference together with the VB program installation ?! Please help ...
Sat, 12 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Adrian Forbe #2 / 4	Outlook Object Model or CDO If you reference Outlook in your app then Outlook has to be installed on any machine that the app is run on. You are not allowed to distribute Outlook with your app. Quote: > Hello, > If part of my VB program is to read data from a public folder of MS Exchange > 5.5 or data in a login's mailbox, do I need to have Outlook 2000 installed > in the machine running my VB program. Or do I just install the Outlook > reference together with the VB program installation ?! > Please help ...
Sat, 12 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Alan Gillot #3 / 4	Outlook Object Model or CDO If you can't guarantee the availability of Outlook on the machines on which your utility wil run, you should use CDO. I sometimes use both, using outlook when it's there and CDO when it's not. Quote: > Hello, > If part of my VB program is to read data from a public folder of MS Exchange > 5.5 or data in a login's mailbox, do I need to have Outlook 2000 installed > in the machine running my VB program. Or do I just install the Outlook > reference together with the VB program installation ?! > Please help ...
Sat, 12 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT

Greg Jackso #4 / 4	Outlook Object Model or CDO Have you looked into ADO ? I am pretty sure that ADO has a provider that can do this. If I am totally off base let me know...... -- Cheers, Greg Jackson MCSD, MCT Sr. Software Engineer STEP Technology PDX, OR Quote: > Hello, > If part of my VB program is to read data from a public folder of MS Exchange > 5.5 or data in a login's mailbox, do I need to have Outlook 2000 installed > in the machine running my VB program. Or do I just install the Outlook > reference together with the VB program installation ?! > Please help ...
Sat, 12 Oct 2002 03:00:00 GMT

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