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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

Inside the PST

As Paul Thurrott notes, we just announced that we’re documenting the PST file structure . I haven’t decided yet if I’ll be writing a standalone parser/viewer/validator, but I’m sure I’ll be adding some interesting stuff to MFCMAPI . I’ll let you know

Outlook 2010 and Shutting Down Add-Ins

Ryan has a new post up about changes we’re making to Outlook 2010 to make shutdown faster . These changes are building on the previous changes we made introducing Fast Shutdown. Two key takeaways: MAPI Providers now get Fast Shutdown by default. They

EnumAccounts Sample and Some New Account Management Props

A while back, Jason posted an Account Management API sample. I’ve threatened promised before that I would post an update to this sample, and I finally got around to it. You can download the updated sample here . In addition to adding a –W command to call

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,

Detecting Sharepoint PSTs

We had a customer recently who was asking how to tell a PST had been configured as a Sharepoint PST, so they could exclude it from some processing they were doing. After some digging, I found the property that Outlook itself uses to determine a PST is

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

Your Cache is No Good Here

The first time we saw this, we wrote it off as an odd thing one customer did. But we’ve seen it a few times over the past couple years and it deserves some discussion. The issue is with Exchange Client Extensions (remember – they’re dead in 2010 !): Customers

Outlook 2010 MAPI Samples

I’ve updated the Outlook MAPI Samples and posted a new project up on Codeplex: Outlook 2010 MAPI Samples . We’ll get the MSDN updated to point at these samples soon. The goal of this update, of course, was to get these samples working with Outlook 2010,

LaunchWizard and Outlook MAPI

I got a bug report this morning that using Profile\Launch Profile Wizard in MFCMAPI returned MAPI_E_NO_SUPPORT in Outlook 2010. Further investigation showed it also failed on Outlook 2007. A quick debug revealed that the function had been rewritten before

Mapi32.lib and 64 Bit MAPI Programs

I’m in the process of updating the Outlook 2007 MAPI Samples for Outlook 2010 and ran into something that deserves some clarification. Suppose you have a 32 bit application which uses MAPI and which links in mapi32.lib. In preparation for 64 bit MAPI,

Installing the MAPI Headers

I noticed something about downloading/installing the Outlook 2010 MAPI headers . I use Windows Server 2008 as my development machine, and when I ran the installer, which is really a self extracting zip file, it offered to copy the headers to “C:\Program

CDO: Always a Bridesmaid

Suppose you’ve scheduled an meeting and sent out meeting requests to a number of recipients. Some of those recipients don’t like the time you’ve scheduled for the meeting and decide to propose a new time . At this point, you will receive a message with

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

June Cumulative Update for Office 2007

Since I’ve got a few customers who were waiting on this update I figured I should announce it here. Yesterday we released the June Cumulative Update for Office 2007: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/972632 . In there, you’ll find links to update packages
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