This section of the Microsoft Outlook 2010 Developer Reference contains documentation for all of the objects, properties, methods, and events contained in the Outlook object model. You can use the table of contents to navigate through the documentation.
Only one instance of Outlook (the application that exports the Outlook Object Model) can run at a time in one user context by using a single profile. If the same user tries to sign in by using a second profile, this attempt joins the user to the existing Outlook session. If the user ...
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When you use the Outlook object model to add a UserProperty object to an email message for an IMAP account in Microsoft Outlook 2013, you receive the following error message: Run time error '-2147221239 (80040109)': The operation cannot be performed because the message has be...
Debug.Print olDL.Members.Item(1) This correctly prints the first member in my distribution list. However, when I view the object model from the link above, it does *not* show a "Members" property. The reason I ask is because I need to code a line that adds a new member to...
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Hello, Is this the current version of the Outlook Object Model? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.exchangedistributionlist I have this code: Dim olEntry As Outlook...
Outlook defines many properties; these are referred to as built-in properties in this documentation. The Outlook object model exposes many built-in properties with string names, such as the Subject property of a mail item. These properties are further qualified as explicit built-in properties. ...
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If you attempt to open an "unsafe" file system object (or "freedoc" file) by using the Microsoft Outlook object model, you receive the E_FAIL return code in the C or C++ programming languages. In Outlook 2000 and earlier, you could open an "unsafe" file system object by using the Di...