Is is possible to record a macro in Outlook 2010? From everything I have read, the answer is no.
Unfortunatelly, there is no marco recorder for Outlook 2010. You will have to type the macro manually...
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I know that Outlook 2013 and 2016 disable add ins if start time is more than 1 second. Does Outlook 2010 have the same functionality?
Nope. The performance criteria for keeping add-ins enabled was introduced with Outlook 2013. See New in Outlook for developers for more information.
I have Outlook Addin Developed in visual Studio 2003. its using CommandBar for adding Addin Tab and menu for my Addin. it is working properly till Outlook 2010,but its not running in Outlook 2013, due to CommandBar issues.
I have debuged the Addin with outlook 2013.CommandBarControls not working in outlook 2013.
When my addin reach the following statement, outlook 2013 throws an exceptionatlcomcil.h - Debug Assertion Error.
SpCmdCtrl = spCmdBar-> FindControl(vMenuEmpty, vMenuID);
SpCmdCtrl is getting {0x00000000}.
I wonder why findControl() is not returning something.
The statement is working fine in Previous versions of Outlook.
Any Help is deeply Appreciated
Outlook 2013 doesn't allow you to work with commandbars.
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj229903.aspx
Regards,
Victor
I can find samples which are created for VS 2005 and that are not running under vs2010.
Can I find some sample outlook add in projectes for VS2010 using C#.
Check out Walkthrough: Creating Your First Application-Level Add-in for Outlook.
i want to write a macro or add-in in visual studio which will pop up a message above some words in the active document, just cant find the way. plz :D
I'm torn on whether or not to vote to close this as a duplicate, but you didn't specify the Visual Studio version. If 2010, it's been covered and this may help you. If 2008 (and I think the same was true for 2005, and the documentation goes back to 2003 as well), there seems to be a good bit of documentation on MSDN.
Just wondering, do I really have to use Visual Studio to create a simple add-in/toolbar in Outlook 2007? I created a simple toolbar with a button that opens a form. Then I created some macro code in there and run it clicking the button. But now I want to save this thing and deploy it on other computers. How do I do such a thing?
Have a look at this article from MSDN Library. Its title is "Deploying a Visual Studio Tools for the Office System 3.0 Solution for the 2007 Microsoft Office System Using Windows Installer (Part 1 of 2)"
Hope this helps
Giovanni