VC++ dialog base problem

i would like to open outlook express in my dialog-based VC++ program, however I don't know how to set the "To" address externally for Outlook Express. would any expert help me to solve the problem, thx

If Outlook is the default email client on the system, you could use ShellExecute and specify a "mailto" url like MailTo:[email protected]
You can find alot more information about this if you use google.
I don't know if Outlook has a good activex interface, but you might try investigating that route as well.
Hope this helps.
Bilal Durrani
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