Hello,
I previously posted a related message (see this link for a google groups
copy of it:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.office.developer.com.add_ins/browse_thread/thread/3af0d8de42aa050/837b88f16c868601?lnk=st&q=mccullough+outlook+execute&rnum=1&hl=en#837b88f16c868601)
I am trying to automate the Send button in Outlook 2002 (Office XP) through
an addin. The add in is trusted and configured to work because it was added
as a trusted add in in the Exchange Security Public Folder. Therefore, I
have access to the Outlook Object Model and can send the message using
objMessage.Send() just fine. However, as I found out before, when you
automate the Send method, and you are not using Word as your email editor,
the Spell Check functionality is by passed.
When I posted my previous message, I wasn't aware that my add in was setup
as a trusted Outlook add in in the Exchange Public Folders, but I have since
learned that it is.
I thought now, since my add in is trusted and I have access to the Outlook
Object Model, that I might be able to get the spell checking functionality
back by getting a reference to the Send button and calling it's Execute()
method (rather than implementing a custom spell checking solution with
Word).
So, even though my add in is trusted (in the Exchange Security Public
Folder), I still cannot automate the Execute() method of Outlook's "Send"
button?
Thanks in advance!!!
-Brian
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