April 2009 Entries



A friend of mine was looking for a tool today to extract a list of names and email addresses from a folder in outlook. I know that Outlook has a comprehensive COM based object model which I figured that I should be able to access from Powershell. I quick search turned up articles from both James Manning and Lee Holmes on automating Outlook from Powershell (which I think I have come across before). A bit of poking around using the get-member helped me locate the properties I needed and resulted in ......

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