Com Addin for outlook

Good morning all, I am not sure where to put this so i thought ahh general will be a start.

So i have created a com addin using Visual studio 2017 which adds a new group in outlook ribbon and adds a button. Great well done i hear you cheer (for me its an accomplishment).
So off the back of this i now need to add in a script which is a VBS script. I can create a macro and add it to the button and the script runs fine, but ideally what i would like to do is from the com addin add the click command and for it to run the VBS script. what would be the best way of going about this? the com addin was created in C#.

Is there a option in Visual studio 2017 which will allow you to add the vbs script so it runs?
Perhaps create a standalone VBS script which is called from the com addin?
Or something else

Please bear in mind i am not a programmer i am a visual files developer so the programming knowledge i have on C# and VBS has all been from the great googleo

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please read VBS as VBA i tried to find the edit button but no where to be seen

You may look to find an alternative approach to running the functionality that is in the VBA script. I doubt that security inside Outlook is going to allow a vba script to run inside the Outlook plug-in. At any rate, search google for running vba from c#. If you can execute the vba script from a c# console app, but the same code doesn't work inside the Outlook plug-in, it may be a permission issue or simply not allowed.

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Originally Posted by CraigABDparkinson

Update
please read VBS as VBA i tried to find the edit button but no where to be seen

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"the edit button" will appear after about five posts from you.

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Originally Posted by VictorN

"the edit button" will appear after about five posts from you.

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Aha Victor that explains it.

Ok news for you all the reason the VBA code would not work on the Terminal server was that the following DLL was not installed on the terminal

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\OUTLVBS.DLL

To fix it was as simple as copy from a working PC to the same place on the terminal server. restart the server.

Still looking into how i can run the VBA from the VTSO com addin i have created. Comm addin adds a new group in the home ribbon and then creates a button. that button then to run the VBA script. I think so far it looks like i need to add the macro and then call the macro from the button. ANy thoughts?

I will keep you updated