How do I know the CDO version of my Outlook?

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I am being asked by a vendor to check my Outlook client version at 6.0.6980.3

How can I know my Outlook CDO version online?
 
KO said:
I am being asked by a vendor to check my Outlook client version at
6.0.6980.3

How can I know my Outlook CDO version online?
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In Outlook, click Help>About, then the System Information button. Expand
the "Software Environment" category and select "Loaded Modules". "cdo" will
be listed there.
 
Diane Poremsky said:
Your outlook is version 6? Are you sure that is not outlook express?
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I think the OP was saying the CDO's version should be 6.x. Mine, for
example, is 6.5.7233.48. being used with Outlook 2003. CDO is located in
%CommonProgramFIles%\system\msmapi\1033\cdo.dll
 
Brian, I have tried it. However, I cannot find the cdo there. Anything
wrong with my Outlook. My software is Outlook, not Outlook express and the
version is 11.0. The Exchange server is Exchange 2003.
 
Thanks your reply. My Outlook is version 11.0 as checked under
About>...>system sumary>Office 2003 applications>Microsoft Office Outlook
2003>Summary>.

It is Outlook, not Outlook express. I have followed Brian instruction.
However, I cannot find cdo or any cdo related file. Something wrong with my
Outlook? I am using Exchange server 2003. I can find the cdo version of the
Exchange server. However, I don't know how to find the cdo version of
Outlook.
 
CDO is not part of the default Outlook installation. You may need to rerun setup and install it.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
KO said:
Brian, I have tried it. However, I cannot find the cdo there.
Anything wrong with my Outlook. My software is Outlook, not Outlook
express and the version is 11.0. The Exchange server is Exchange
2003.
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Then open Windows Explorer and enter the following into the Address field:

%CommonProgramFiles%\system\MSMAPI\1033

and click Go or click Start>Run and enter that string in the Open field and
click OK. CDO.DLL should be in that folder if you're using a US English
version of Outlook. If Windows doesn't show you the version along with the
name of the file (which you should see if you're using the Tiles view),
right-click the file, choose Properties, click the Version tab and select
File Version.
 
Sue, I got it. Thanks your help.

Sue Mosher said:
CDO is not part of the default Outlook installation. You may need to rerun setup and install it.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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