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Getting MS Outlook Public Folder

I can't get this thing to work. I'm trying to export contacts to a
specific folder in Outlook but I can't get the folder. I have several
examples on how to do it by there is one function that don't seem to
exist.

Here is a sample code:

Outlook._Applic ation olApp = new Outlook.Applica tionClass();
Outlook._NameSp ace olNS = olApp.GetNamesp ace("MAPI");Out look._Folders
oFolders;
oFolders = olNS.Folders;
Outlook.MAPIFol der oPublicFolder = oFolders.Item(" Public Folders");

The problem is that oFolder.Item function doesn't exist. When I run the
program I get
".Office.Intero p.Outlook._Fold ers' does not contain a definition"

Is that code to an earlier version of the MS 11.0 OL ? If that is the
case, how do I do it now? I've did an almost 100 % scan of the internet
but I've found nothing. Maybe somone got a working code for saving a
contact in "Public Folders/xxx".

Please help me.

Enviroment: Visual Studio 2005
Referenced: Microsoft Outlook 11.0 Object Library (v 9.2)
Language: C#

May 2 '06 #1
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