Dear Sebastian,
Thank you for that.
Now my .dll references read
using NetOffice; (is greyed out as not referred to.)
using Office = OfficeApi;
using Outlook = OutlookApi;
and trying to declare a variable:
Outlook.MAPIFolder ; or,
Outlook.Session
produces a pop-up window which shows "utils()" only.
I am following the coding that people are using in other threads.
My system is Windows 7 64bit.
Regards,
David Hyde
Thank you for that.
Now my .dll references read
using NetOffice; (is greyed out as not referred to.)
using Office = OfficeApi;
using Outlook = OutlookApi;
and trying to declare a variable:
Outlook.MAPIFolder ; or,
Outlook.Session
produces a pop-up window which shows "utils()" only.
I am following the coding that people are using in other threads.
My system is Windows 7 64bit.
Regards,
David Hyde