Hi. Is there a way of accessing the address book, similar to what Outlook
Express does, using C#?
Thanks
Ignacio Domínguez 5 10436
> Hi. Is there a way of accessing the address book, similar to what Outlook Express does, using C#?
don't tell him, he's gonna write another worm! :)
I don't think a worm with C# would be such a good idea :)
What I need is a function that will return the records in the address book
that contains phone numbers (house, office, fax, etc). Also a way of adding
records to the address book will help too.
If you can at least point me to the right direction I will appreciate it..
"Crea-Ue. Kirdar" <us****@creatorium.de> wrote in message
news:bf************@ID-57402.news.uni-berlin.de... Hi. Is there a way of accessing the address book, similar to what
Outlook Express does, using C#?
don't tell him, he's gonna write another worm! :)
hola ignacio,
i thinkt the only way to get around this using other
versions of office than the dotnet one will be to use
the "old" com-object in your application. here's a page
that describes how to use com-object in your code. http://mceahern.manilasites.com/dotnet/usecom
dont dare to write a worm! :)
cheers,
crea
"Ignacio Domínguez" <ig*******@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:uX**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I don't think a worm with C# would be such a good idea :)
What I need is a function that will return the records in the address book that contains phone numbers (house, office, fax, etc). Also a way of adding records to the address book will help too.
If you can at least point me to the right direction I will appreciate it..
"Crea-Ue. Kirdar" <us****@creatorium.de> wrote in message news:bf************@ID-57402.news.uni-berlin.de... Hi. Is there a way of accessing the address book, similar to what Outlook Express does, using C#?
don't tell him, he's gonna write another worm! :)
But which COM object provides address book support? I tried adding wab.exe,
wabfind.dll, wabimp.dll as references to my project but VS said they were
not COM objects. Maybe I need to use API calls, but which dll to call? wich
functions in the dll?
Thanks
Ignacio Domínguez
"Crea-Ue. Kirdar" <us****@creatorium.de> wrote in message
news:bf************@ID-57402.news.uni-berlin.de... hola ignacio,
i thinkt the only way to get around this using other versions of office than the dotnet one will be to use the "old" com-object in your application. here's a page that describes how to use com-object in your code.
http://mceahern.manilasites.com/dotnet/usecom
dont dare to write a worm! :)
cheers,
crea
"Ignacio Domínguez" <ig*******@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:uX**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I don't think a worm with C# would be such a good idea :)
What I need is a function that will return the records in the address
book that contains phone numbers (house, office, fax, etc). Also a way of
adding records to the address book will help too.
If you can at least point me to the right direction I will appreciate
it..
"Crea-Ue. Kirdar" <us****@creatorium.de> wrote in message news:bf************@ID-57402.news.uni-berlin.de... > Hi. Is there a way of accessing the address book, similar to what Outlook > Express does, using C#?
don't tell him, he's gonna write another worm! :)
> But which COM object provides address book support? I tried adding wab.exe, wabfind.dll, wabimp.dll as references to my project but VS said they were not COM objects. Maybe I need to use API calls, but which dll to call? wich functions in the dll?
you'll find a description of referencing the ms-office-com at this address: http://www.dotnet247.com/247reference/msgs/3/18921.aspx
didn't tried it 'til yet. dunno if its working.
cheers,
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