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Jack Black
Hi, all!
I'm trying to identify a way that I can programmatically open and process
(read, print, etc) Outlook (2k3, 2k7) PST files. I basically need to print
out large numbers of email messages and associated attachments for legal
processing, WITHOUT the username header splashed across the top of the page.
Obviously the cut-and-paste approach and the VBA macro approach are not
usable in this scenario.
Is there a GOOD reference on using the object model in .Net for Outlook to
get me there? I do NOT want to require that Outlook be running at the time,
and I do NOT want to require that an Exchange back-end be accessible for
this to work. I've downloaded and tried many different utilities, but none
work.
Suggestions? Thanks!
Jack
I'm trying to identify a way that I can programmatically open and process
(read, print, etc) Outlook (2k3, 2k7) PST files. I basically need to print
out large numbers of email messages and associated attachments for legal
processing, WITHOUT the username header splashed across the top of the page.
Obviously the cut-and-paste approach and the VBA macro approach are not
usable in this scenario.
Is there a GOOD reference on using the object model in .Net for Outlook to
get me there? I do NOT want to require that Outlook be running at the time,
and I do NOT want to require that an Exchange back-end be accessible for
this to work. I've downloaded and tried many different utilities, but none
work.
Suggestions? Thanks!
Jack