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Thanks for the great info bcastner! You get a star for that one.

Thanks for the update. Hopefully mattwrary will chime in with some info. Do you recall exactly what the problem was when you tried to use RUNAS?

bazcurtis, did you get this to work? I might need to do the same thing so I'm curious if it worked out.

OK, my DLL is complete, I beta tested on 3 user's PCs and I'm trying to distribute it to a larger audience. I chose to distribute it via a login script that copies the DLL to the user's PC and runs REGSVR32 with the /s switch. This worked great except 2 users are unable to register the DLL. I...

Thanks Paul. You get a star for that one!

Is there a way to trap an event when an Outlook MailItem is deleted? I don't see such an event in the object explorer. I'm working on an Outlook Addin and I have a need to trap such an event. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jeff

I found a workaround to my issue so you can disregard this thread.

Does anyone know if there is an easy way to determine a drive type in a login script? I found a 3rd party tool that can do it (http://xteq.digitaldaze.com/products/gtyp/) which leads me to believe there's no real easy way to do it from a command prompt but I thought I'd check just in case...

Paul, I think you need to add those other keys if you create it as an ActiveX DLL project in VB6. I created my DLL as an Addin project. I copied it to a folder on the user's hard drive and typed "regsvr32 myaddin.dll" from a command prompt on the user's machine and it worked. For some...

My problem has been solved and the answers are in this thread: thread222-641411

Just wanted to let you know that my problem has been solved. The answer is in this thread: thread222-641411

I discovered that my DLL can be registered by simply using regsvr32.exe. I'm not sure if this works for DLL's created as ActiveX DLL projects in VB6 but it definitely works for DLL's created as Addin projects in VB6. To distribute, I'm going to add a couple statements to the login script to copy...

Thanks for the great info Paul! I really appreciate it. I actually got it to work using an ActiveX DLL project and using the Addin designer in VB6. I did have to add a reference to the Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library. My next questions are which method should I use and how do I implement...

Hi, In this thread, paulbent made this statement: "If you want to catch the mail as it's received then in theory you could create a COM addin for OL2000 to which is passed the mail received event." I'm trying to create a COM addin for OL2000 to which is paseed the mail sent event...

Neemi, I didn't think I was going to be able to find it but I did! I hope this helps. Jeff thread222-641411

Neemi, I just remembered that I stumbled across something over the weekend that said something about doing "dummy" reply and then using the recipients list to get the address. I don't think they gave an example of how to do it and I don't remember where I read it. I'll see if I can...

mizzy, I just ran across you post while trying to find info about VB6 Addins. I'm wondering if you would be so kind as to take a look at my post and let me know if you can help. Thanks! Jeff Here is a link to my post: thread707-695661

Hi all, I have some fairly simple VBA code that uses the Application_ItemSend event to check every email a user sends and performs an action under certain circumstances. I need to implement the code on about 15 different workstations and I would like to do it as a COM Add-In instead of...

Neemi, Have you tried Item.SenderName? That's the only property I see that may have what your looking for. Jeff

Has this issue been resolved? I'm just curious because I have Outlook 2000 and frequently send attachments to an OE6 user with no problems. For what it's worth, the OE6 user is on a different domain. I don't recall if this thread mentioned whether or not the users were on the same domain or not.