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March 21st 07, 01:24 PM
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Using C# to create a user-defined field?
Hi!
I am coding a solution that has a function to sync it's database with Outlook. I use a User-Defined Field to keep track of "my" items and it works great. BUT - I can not find a way to add the user-defined field to the folder programmatically. If an app is to be distributet widely I can't ask my users to do this by hand. I have noticed that som apps (like Skype) has added user-defined fields automatically, so there has to be a way - do you know or could you point me in the right direction? I'm coding in C# and Visual Studio 2005. Regards Mikael Sweden (I was unsure if this should be published in Interop or Program_AddIns) 
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