It appears as if I've got some weird "Using Statements" One that's just

Using Outlook;

and other,

Using Outlook1 = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook;

And the original DLL on the above did not allow the "foreach". I found
another DLL which does allow it, and it seemed to work with both 2003 and
2007 so I think I may be OK with that. But do you know what the first one is
pointing to? If I remove it I get a bunch of errors in the stuff you wrote
for us.


"Marketware" wrote:
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I am using the code you wrote to instaniate an Outlook object. I'm going to
create a new project (separate out just this code) into a new project and see
if I can see anything.

bob

"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

No idea, that is very bizarre.

I use that type of code all the time. It compiles perfectly here. In fact, I
copied it from a working project I was just compiling.

I just tested and compiled again, and it compiled again with no errors.
There's some other problem that you have.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
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"Marketware" wrote in message
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Now I have a new compiler problem. On the line:

c = (Outlook.ContactItem)items;

I get the following:

Cannot apply indexing with [] to an expression of type 'Outlook.Items'

I've also tried to replace with () and I get another error about trying to
use as a method.

Ideas??

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