Delphi Code - Get Microsoft Outlook Tasks within a Date Range

procedure TForm1.GetMicrosoftOutlookTasksWithinADateRange(Sender: TObject);
var
   Count: Integer;
   StartDate, EndDate: TDate;
   StartDateString, EndDateString, OutlookFindString: String;
   OutlookApplication, OutlookNameSpace, OutlookFolder, OutlookFolderTaskItems, OutlookTaskItem: Variant;
begin
     //be sure ComObj and Variants units are included in the "uses" clause

     Count := 0;

     StartDate := StrToDate('9/1/2022'); //start of date window
     EndDate := StrToDate('9/30/2022');  //end date for search window
     //note: the above date range is used to search for DueDate within this range
     //note: DueDate does not have a time component

     StartDateString := FormatDateTime('mm/dd/yyyy', StartDate);
     EndDateString := FormatDateTime('mm/dd/yyyy', EndDate);
     OutlookFindString := '[DueDate] >= "' + StartDateString + '" and [DueDate] <= "' + EndDateString + '"';

     OutlookApplication := Null;
     OutlookNameSpace := Null;
     OutlookFolder := Null;
     OutlookFolderTaskItems := Null;
     OutlookTaskItem := Null;

     try
        //create Outlook OLE
        OutlookApplication := CreateOleObject('Outlook.Application');
     except
           OutlookApplication := Null;
           //add error/exception handling code as desired
     end;

     If VarIsNull(OutlookApplication) = False then
        begin
             try
                OutlookNameSpace := OutlookApplication.GetNameSpace('MAPI');
                OutlookNameSpace.Logon('', '', False, True);
                OutlookFolder := OutlookNameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(13); //olFolderTasks = 13
                OutlookFolderTaskItems := OutlookFolder.Items;
                //reference
                //https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.oldefaultfolders

                OutlookFolderTaskItems.Sort('[DueDate]', False); //True = descending; False = ascending
                //reference
                //https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.items.sort

                try
                   OutlookTaskItem := Null;
                   OutlookTaskItem := OutlookFolderTaskItems.Find(OutlookFindString);
                   //reference
                   //https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.items.find
                   repeat
                         If (VarIsNull(OutlookTaskItem) = False) and (VarIsEmpty(OutlookTaskItem) = False) then
                            begin
                                 //add code to handle tasks as desired.
                                 //here we capture a summary of the tasks found
                                 //be sure a Memo1 VCL object exists
                                 Count := Count + 1;
                                 Memo1.Lines.Add(IntToStr(Count) + #9 + OutlookTaskItem.Subject + #9 + DateTimeToStr(OutlookTaskItem.StartDate) + #9 + DateTimeToStr(OutlookTaskItem.DueDate) + #9 + IntToStr(OutlookTaskItem.Status));
                                 //referece
                                 //https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.taskitem
                            end;

                         OutlookTaskItem := Unassigned;
                         OutlookTaskItem := OutlookFolderTaskItems.FindNext;
                         //reference
                         //https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.items.findnext
                   until (VarIsNull(OutlookTaskItem) = True) or (VarIsEmpty(OutlookTaskItem) = True);
                except
                     //add error/exception handling code as desired
                end;
             finally
                    OutlookTaskItem := Unassigned;
                    OutlookFolderTaskItems := Unassigned;
                    OutlookFolder := Unassigned;
                    OutlookNameSpace := Unassigned;
                    OutlookApplication := Unassigned;
             end;
        end;
end;