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    <p>(Answer completely rewritten)</p> <p>You are correct, VS 2008 no longer lists the 'WPF window' template in an add-in. Fortunately, it still lists the 'WPF User Control' template. Use it. This will add the necessary references to the project.</p> <p>Then replace the contents of the generated XAML file (in my case, it was UserControl1.xaml) by what you have in Figure 5 (+ the end tag). Instead of declaring a UserControl, you now have a Window in the XAML. You also need to edit the generated C# file. Replace the class name (for me, it was UserControl1) by the name in the tutorial (Window2) and its constructor, too. Change the derivation from UserControl to Window. Here is the end result:</p> <pre><code>public partial class Window2 : Window { public Window2() { InitializeComponent(); } </code></pre> <p>It is quite important that the namespace and class name in the .cs match the x:Class declaration in the XAML.</p> <p>Now, follow what the tutorial says (not forgetting to adapt the path to the image file, otherwise it doesn't work. The original line in the tutorial is:</p> <pre><code>imageSource.UriSource = new Uri(@"C:\Fulvio\img\yast_suse_tour.png"); </code></pre> <p>Set the path to an existing image on your hard drive.</p> <p>And then it works!</p> <p>I have to add that this tutorial was written before VS had a XAML designer. It is no longer needed to add controls by hand like the tutorial does. Add a user control, change it to a window and then use the toolbox and drag&amp;drop controls, like you may be used to.</p> <p>But as far as creating an outlook add-in is concerned, the tutorial is great.</p>
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    1. COI am a bit confused. My problem is I can't add the wpf form to the project. It doesn't show up in the templates when you do new item. It looks to me like the msdn article adds a wpf form not a windows one. I'm close to just giving up and adding a windows form, which does show up in the templates. It looks like a really helpfull tutorial. I have seen questions in various places asking the same thing, why does wpf window not show up in add new items. There are never any awnsers.
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    2. COYou're right, I have read the article too quickly (the section creating the form is called 'Creating the Window Form', which I interpreted as 'Creating the WinForm') . I am trying the tutorial and I'll come back to you. Note that when adding an item to the project, the 'WPF user control' template is present.
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    3. COThanks for your help. I eventually started just looking for ways to add wpf forms to any kind of project. I found a work around which I posted as an answer. It did involve using that WPF user control, and just replacing everything with window. I was then able to add the code to show the window.
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