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Solution. BTW.. The solution to this question was a simple one. Extended Mapi (which Outlook redemption uses) does not work on Outlook installations that are installed with the IMO (internet mail only) option. Something I should have known :-) George

These questions were totally different (other than having to do with Outlook redemption) and separated by 1 month. One had to do with emailing attachements and I followed Paul's advice.. didn't think I had to reply to Paul and let him know I was doing so. The other question had to do with a...

Chip, Other than not mentioning that the code is written in a VB6 SP5 environment.. I am not sure where I went astray with my question.. George

I have done some limited testing on reading address books and sending email using the redemption.dll. I have run into a problem on a Windows 2000 machine running Outlook 2000. When I execute the code below… The contact folders are listed with a ZERO (0) count even though there are contact...

This stuff is confusing to me but I got some code to work.. Just don’t ask me to explain it J Dmitry (redemption.dll author) is very good at support. Here is the code I use.. I had to cut/paste from VB and skipped some code that does to apply to you. I also change the recipient address and...

HI.. First. I am new at this outlook programming stuff. I have gotten the following sample send code working on my test PC using outlook redemption. I do have a few questions however. 1. How can I now attach files to the email message? For example if I want to attach file c:\temp\ex.gif and...

That did it. Thanks. The final working code is below. One "final" question however.. When I run this I get Microsoft outlook dialog box that says "A program is trying to access e-mail addresses you have stored in Outlook. DO you want to allow this? If this is unexpected, it...

OK.. I made some changed to the code.. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Check the attached code out. I replaced the debug statments with the hex code in it with something that seems to work... I also changed the case statement to make the distribution list a value of 5 (FIVE) when...

I made the change to CdoAddresslistPAB. Making progress... Is the Debug.Print "E-mail address: " & objAddrEntry.Fields(&H39FE001E).Value statement still valid now.. It is coming up with a runtime error. [Collaboration Data Objects [ MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND(8004010F)]] I added Debug.Print...

I think I figured out #1.. Is the format objAddrEntry.Fields(&H39FE001E).Value correct? Still need help with the Run time error. Thx, George

Thanks for the code.. I really appreciate the start. I tried it out and have 2 questions. 1. VB does not like the format of the debug statements Debug.Print "E-mail address: " & objAddrEntry.Fields (&H39FE0001E) The field in the parens is supposed to be a variant. Where does this...

Thanks.. Now I am looking for code that will read the users addressbook, including the email distribution lists. If you know of any on the web... much appreciated. George

Thanks for the reply. I am trying to figure out how I can distribute my application to external customers. If they don't have CDO, my program which references it will probably bomb out on startup. Since this is a old application, I can't expect everyone who upgrades will even pay attention to...

I need to write a VB program that will read the users address book.. display it and then allow them to send email with attachments. I found MAPI code to send email with attachments however the only code I have found to display the addressbook needs CDO 1.21. I have a couple of questions before...