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I want to share couple of relevant information with respective Outlook 2010 CTP with respect to Calendars. Outlook has adopted the Ribbon in the Inbox and all throughout Outlook . The purpose of the Ribbon in Outlook is to help you become more efficient
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I found this interesting blog post from John Durant with respect to VBA. Why VBA Still Makes Sense Not infrequently I am asked, “So, should I use VBA? Is it going to be around in Office 2010? Is it supported? Should I migrate away from VBA now? Can I
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I read couple of related blogpost's related to MAPI documentation. You can start reading from Sgriffin 's detailed information regarding the MAPI documentation. Also i found couple of related blogpost's from mstehle and Angela . You can end up by reading
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I started working from Visual Basic 6, where i had used XML Parser (MS XML) to fetch the data's using WebDAV. But the same logic won't apply for you when you do with .Net applications. So, where we need to use MSXML and .Net Framework classes's for XML?
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As described in the MSDN article , Microsoft Office Outlook exports the following definitions, data structures, functions, and interfaces that were originally designed for internal use but are now exposed for public consumption. Definitions: Constants
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Exchange Server 2003 and later versions of Exchange Server provide support for certain Outlook features, and Office Outlook 2007 works better with Exchange Server 2003 or later in several ways for other features. Several of these features were introduced
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I found this wonderful article describes the optimization of memory usage on your computer that is running Exchange Server 2003. For example, if you have 1 gigabyte (GB) or more of physical memory (RAM) installed on a server that is running Microsoft
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Ever wondered how a large enterprise plans and implements design and architecture of its next generation of messaging system? View this content to find out how the Microsoft IT messaging team will uncover these details. Ever wondered how a large enterprise
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This article provides detailed information about the Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 transport permissions model as well as details about Transport Layer Security (TLS), domain security, and externally-secured authentication in Exchange 2007.
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Whenever if we work with event sink, we need to check the event registration, what're the associated items, its item properties and its importance (whether it is required or not)... Event Registration To receive event notifications, you must register
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Advanced Queuing Engine - SMTP Architecture The advanced queuing engine is a key component in Exchange 2003 message handling, because all messages must pass through this engine, even when sender and recipient are located on the same server running Exchange
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MAPI Architecture MAPI is a messaging architecture that enables multiple applications to interact with multiple messaging systems seamlessly across a variety of hardware platforms. MAPI Objects and General Architecture All of the objects defined by MAPI
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EXOLEDB Overview Exchange Server 2007 provides a new, high-performance OLE DB provider that you can use on the local server to access Exchange store items: the Exchange OLE DB (ExOLEDB) provider. Through the ExOLEDB provider, programmers can access the
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Exchange Web Services Exchange Web Services is deployed with the Client Access server role. Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 clients connect to the computer that is running Exchange 2007 that has the Client Access server role installed in an Active Directory
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Technical Architecture of Exchange Server 2007 In Exchange Server 2007 introduces several architectural changes from previous versions of Exchange. Many features and components have been redesigned, some features have been removed, and several new features
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