>>With my previous version of Outlook, I was able to open the object in my object inspector and use EVENTHANDLER() to bind my own events class to the application.
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>>I now have Office 2003 and I can no longer find the Outlook object in the object browser, nor can I seem to figure out how to bind to its events.
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>The library you're looking for is Microsoft Outlook 11.0 Object Library.
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>Tamar

Using the object browser, I get no such object in my COM Libraries list. I did however find

Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook, Version=11.0.0.0 ...

Using this I was able to create a class definition for MailItems. However, the code crashes every time I try to run it.

Here is my code:

oapp = CREATEOBJECT("Outlook.Application")

oEvents=NEWOBJECT("myclass")

oItem = oapp.createItem(0)
EVENTHANDLER(oItem,oEvents)

oItem.Subject = "Test"
oItem.Display

RETURN

DEFINE CLASS myclass AS session OLEPUBLIC

   IMPLEMENTS _MailItem IN "Outlook.MailItem"

   ... 

   PROCEDURE _MailItem_Send() AS VOID
   * add user code here
      = MESSAGEBOX("Mail was sent")
   ENDPROC

   ...

ENDDEFINE

I expect I'm going to run into a scoping issue with this code, but I'm not even getting that far. This code crashes on the line trying to instantiate my class. I get the message: Type Library Outlook.MailItem not found.

Any ideas what the problem might be?

Thanks for your help.