Aspose.Email Vs VSTO Outlook v1.2

Aspose.Email for .NET is a .NET API to work with Microsoft Outlook, while VSTO, or Visual Studio Tools for Office, or Microsoft Visual Studio Tools is part of Microsoft's Visual Studio .NET tools suite and supports the Microsoft .NET Framework. It is used by developers to write code connecting Microsoft Office Word, Excel and Outlook applications. In order to use these source code examples, you will need to reference Aspose.Email for .NET in your project. You can download Aspose.Email for .NET from here

What's New

• Create Multiple Email Address
• Delete Email Messages
• Export Email
• Extracting Attachment
• Get the number of emails in the mailbox
• Importing Email
• Specify Mail Body Encoding

Existing Examples

• Create a Recurring Task
• Create a Reminder for an Appointment
• Create a Task
• Create an Appointment
• Pragmatically access Outlook Contacts
• Reading an Outlook Message (MSG) File
• Creating an Outlook Message (MSG) File
• Adding Attachments and HTML Text to Outlook Msg File
• Sending Meeting Request
• Getting List of Messages from Inbox Folder of Microsoft Exchange Server Mailbox
• Extracting Messages from Outlook PST and Saving them to MSG
• Creating an Outlook Contact

Feedback and Suggestions

• Examples are also available at Aspose Docs.
• Raise your queries and suggest more examples via Aspose Forums or via this social coding site.

Aspose.Email Vs VSTO Outlook v1.1

Aspose.Email for .NET is a .NET API to work with Microsoft Outlook, while VSTO, or Visual Studio Tools for Office, or Microsoft Visual Studio Tools is part of Microsoft's Visual Studio .NET tools suite and supports the Microsoft .NET Framework. It is used by developers to write code connecting Microsoft Office Word, Excel and Outlook applications. In order to use these source code examples, you will need to reference Aspose.Email for .NET in your project. You can download Aspose.Email for .NET from here

What's New

• Create a Recurring Task
• Create a Reminder for an Appointment
• Create a Task
• Create an Appointment
• Pragmatically access Outlook Contacts

Existing Examples

• Reading an Outlook Message (MSG) File
• Creating an Outlook Message (MSG) File
• Adding Attachments and HTML Text to Outlook Msg File
• Sending Meeting Request
• Getting List of Messages from Inbox Folder of Microsoft Exchange Server Mailbox
• Extracting Messages from Outlook PST and Saving them to MSG
• Creating an Outlook Contact

Feedback and Suggestions

• Examples are also available at Aspose Docs.
• Raise your queries and suggest more examples via Aspose Forums or via this social coding site.