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| yogesh lokhande via .NET 247 (VIP) |
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How to connect ADO.NET to outlook ? (VB.Net code)
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| Bob Grommes |
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Why would you ask a question about outlook in an odbc newsgroup?
If there were such a thing as using ADO.NET to connect with Outlook, you
would post to microsoft.public.dotnet.adonet.
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