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January 2010 Release of MFCMAPI

The January 2010 Release (build 6.0.0.1017) is live: http://mfcmapi.codeplex.com . I added some more Smart View parsers and fixed a few bugs, notably an issue with named props and some GDI leaks. Here's a change list - see the Issue Tracker on Codeplex
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November 2009 Release of MFCMAPI

The November 2009 Release (build 6.0.0.1016) is live: http://mfcmapi.codeplex.com . The September 2009 release was downloaded over 18 thousand times, with nearly 1700 of them being the 64 bit build. This exceeded the July build by about 4000 downloads.
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Where CDO Publishes Free Busy Information

From time to time, I get asked to explain where CDO publishes Free Busy information in the Public Folder store, so I figured I’d put this article together. The basic process CDO uses for updating FB information is outlined in the More Information section

Strange Looking NDR

Not many people are aware of the feature, but MFCMAPI implements a MAPI Form Viewer . This means MFCMAPI can use MAPI to ask Outlook to display messages. You might have run into this if you ever double-click on a message in MFCMAPI. If you’re on a machine

Announcing EWSEditor 1.5!

Matt’s very excited about the release of EWSEditor . This tool does for EWS what MFCMAPI does for MAPI. With this tool, Matt does what I did with MFCMAPI and what I recommend to anyone trying to learn a new API: the best way to learn an API is to write

OpenStreamOnFile vs Unicode Files

Let’s take a look at the function OpenStreamOnFile , which is exported by MAPI. Suppose you want to use this function to open a stream on a file that has a Unicode file name. As has been noted before, this doesn’t work. Why is this? According to the documentation,

September 2009 Release of MFCMAPI

The September 2009 Release (build 6.0.0.1015) is live: http://mfcmapi.codeplex.com . The July 2009 release was downloaded over 13 thousand times, with nearly 1700 of them being the 64 bit build. This was the most popular release yet – retiring MAPI Editor
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Exchange 2010 and the MAPI Download

Bunches of people have contacted me asking if the MAPI download works with Exchange 2010. My usual response has been that I know it works, but you have to tweak the profile. I didn’t know the specific tweaks ‘cause I hadn’t looked in to it. Dave Vespa

Outlook 2010 MAPI Reference Updated

The Outlook 2010 MAPI Reference has been updated. I don’t have a list of everything that changed, so I’ll highlight one addition that’s pretty cool: the property definition stream . Long time readers might remember I mentioned this property before – it’s

July 2009 Release of MFCMAPI

The July 2009 Release (build 6.0.0.1014) is live: http://mfcmapi.codeplex.com . Note that a 64 bit build is now included. Of course, to use it, you’ll need 64 bit Outlook 2010 . This time around I focused on performance. I've just discovered the built
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Enter the 64 Bit MAPI Dragon

Up until today, the first rule of 64 bit MAPI was we don’t talk about 64 bit MAPI. But now we can talk about it. 64 bit MAPI has arrived! We just released the Outlook 2010 MAPI Reference today. If you develop MAPI based applications, you’ll want to get

MFCMAPI and Old Versions of Visual Studio

Ever since I went to the new Vista style icon for MFCMAPI, it’s not been possible to compile in Visual Studio 6 . I’ve spent some time looking at this, and it appears the only clean way to get VS 6 working again is to remove compression from the icon,
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Exchange MAPI and the Form Manager

Had a customer contact me recently asking why MAPIOpenFormMgr doesn’t work with the Exchange MAPI download . Actually, it wasn’t working in Exchange 2003 either. I’m not sure exactly when it last worked in Exchange’s implementation of MAPI. We might have

So Long Mapi Editor…And Thanks For All The Fish

I’ve touched on the history of MFCMAPI before . The rebranding of MFCMAPI as MAPI Editor and posting it on the Microsoft Download site back in 2006 served a purpose, one for which at the time there were few alternatives. However, since then, I have taken
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(Less Than) Portable Search Folders

Let’s have fun with the object model and search folders: Outlook running a profile in online mode. Create this macro: Sub TestAdvancedSearchComplete()     Dim sch As Outlook.Search     set sch = Application.AdvancedSearch("Inbox",
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