Directing C++ cout code to current line printer

Friends:
Has anyone figured out how do direct the output of a C++ program under XCode to the current line printer? If so, I'd love to see a simple sample program.
Thanks again!
Migs

The exception says it is failing on GetActiveObject, not CreateItem. The error is occurring because Outlook isn't in the ROT. Based upon some old KB article Office doesn't insert into the ROT immediately. As such you may not have access to Outlook
at the time you are trying to access it. Refer to this sample
code as to how you might find the Outlook instance. There are still no guarantees though as Outlook could be starting up or shutting down.
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