Skin an Outlook Addin

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   We have a number of existing VB6 applications which we are applying a skin to.  One of these we are having an issue with, which is an Outlook Addin.

What I am trying to do is only Skin forms which are part of our addin, or any dll we have that is used by our addin otherwise it causes issues with some of the outlook dialogs.

Is there anyway to do this without having to add .ApplyWindow to each from as it loads as we have a large number of forms.

I have tried using ExcludeModule "Outlook.exe" but this seems affect all child components and nothing gets skinned.

Is there a way of doing, what would be IncludeModule "MyDll.dll" so that any form that belongs to the dll is automatically skinned?

Thanks in advance

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jasonl Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 16 October 2009 Location: Australia Status: Offline Points: 8	Post Options Post Reply Quote jasonl Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Skin an Outlook Addin Posted: 16 October 2009 at 1:27am
	We have a number of existing VB6 applications which we are applying a skin to. One of these we are having an issue with, which is an Outlook Addin. What I am trying to do is only Skin forms which are part of our addin, or any dll we have that is used by our addin otherwise it causes issues with some of the outlook dialogs. Is there anyway to do this without having to add .ApplyWindow to each from as it loads as we have a large number of forms. I have tried using ExcludeModule "Outlook.exe" but this seems affect all child components and nothing gets skinned. Is there a way of doing, what would be IncludeModule "MyDll.dll" so that any form that belongs to the dll is automatically skinned? Thanks in advance