>>I'm not sure how I would know if it weren't. I use it on a daily basis with no problems. I would think if it wasn't installed correctly that I'd have some trouble with it.
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>>Any ideas on how to determine if it is or is not installed correctly?
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>Does CREATEOBJECT() work as expected? That's a pretty good sign.
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>Are you sure you're looking in the right place in the list of libraries in the Object Browser. Note that it's in the M's, not the O's.
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>Tamar

This code works fine for me:

oApp = createobject("Outlook.Application")
oItem = oApp.CreateItem(0)
oItem.Subject = "Test"
oItem.Display

So I can access the Outlook Application class fine ... instantiate an application object and create an email. That to some extent makes me think that Outlook is properly installed.

Also, I went back to my Object Browser. As I said, the closest thing I have to choose from in the COM Libraries List is: Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook,Version=11.0.0.0, ...

However, if I select that, it shows me the Outlook Library with all of its classes, their properties, interfaces, etc. And, if I go back into the Open dialog, the Recent History shows that I've opened: Microsoft Outlook 11.0 Object Library.

What's really weird is that in looking through the Outlook classes, I can see the MailItem class sporting its _MailItem interface. However, if I drag the interface to my code window, it gives me the IMPLEMENTS _MailItem in "Outlook.MailItem" code that keeps crashing on me.





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