William,

Thanks for the info on the MSMAPI32.OCX. Works great!

Elgin

>Take a look in MSDN at "Using the MAPI controls" which describes the MSMAPI32.OCX ActiveX interface to MAPI that shipped with VS6. This describes accessing the Address Book in a general way. Load the MSMAPI32.OCX in VB6's Object Browser to see the details about it. Just do this for the address book:
>
>oSession = CREATEOBJECT("MSMapi.MapiSession")
>osession.logonui = .t.
>osession.signon
>omessage = CREATEOBJECT("MSMapi.MapiMessages")
>omessage.sessionid=osession.sessionid
>oMessage.MsgIndex = -1 && Create New
>oMessage.AddressEditFieldCount = 3 && Enable To, CC and BCC
>oMessage.Compose
>omessage.Action = 11 && mapShowAddressBook, according to VB6's browser
>* And it appears!!!
>for lnI = 1 to oMessage.RecipCount
> oMessage.RecipIndex = lnI
> ?oMessage.RecipAddress
>endfor
>
>* Use AttachmentCount, AttachmentIndex & AttachmentPathName to attach
>* the PDF to the message,
>* Use MsgSubject & msgNoteText to create the message
>
>oMessage.Send( 1 ) && 0/1= whether to show UI.
>
>* Have Fun!
>
>>I have a form where the user will be creating a PDF attachment for emailing based on a report I have designed. I would like to add a command button that will allow the user to call their Windows Address Book (Outlook Express specifically). This will enable them to select an address before launching outlook express.
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>>Is there a control or class for calling the WAB, or is it just a few lines in the click event of the button.
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>>Thanks