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date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 18:07:11 -0400,    group: microsoft.public.office.developer.officedev.other        back       


Need a recomendation on the best approach to creating an outlook add-in.   
I have just been handed a little "side task" to develop a Outlook 2003/2007 
compatible plug-in that will basically put a button on the outlook toolbar 
and on the toolbar of any open messages that when clicked will grab the 
subject, date received, body text and any attachments of the message and 
upload them to an external correspondence control system. This is basically 
for government user who receive e-mails whose repsonses require formal 
handling via this external control system.

The "upload" process can either invoke a COM object already installed on 
there system and hand the data off to it, or it could invoke a web service 
on the server and upload the data that way.

Unfotunately I have done zero MS Office development.  Back in the days 
before .Net I did a lot of VB6 and COM and dabbled in VBA.  But all that has 
been a very long time ago.

We are looking for a quick and dirty solution.  I have been given 40 hours 
to get this done in so I have very little time to research and spin up.  Can 
a few people please recommend the approach that they would take to this kind 
of a problem?  I am looking at the Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the 2007 
Office System as a possibility simply because its .Net but this might be 
overkill.
date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 18:07:11 -0400   author:   Kenneth Baltrinic

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