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Thanks Griffin. I do appreciate your help.
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Hello, Is there a way to run a command line to have . EML messages in an OS folder imported into a PST folder? While MFCMAPI can do it, you have establish the session, open the root folder, open the...
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All of MrMAPI's functions revolve around exporting data. Importing data is something I'm not sure I want to be automatable using my code.
View ArticleNew Post: What was the original folder?
I'm currently working on an issue where a user deleted messages from his "Sent Items", in Outlook. His mailbox is on litigation hold and i'm using MFCMAPI to view his Purges folder. Obviously this...
View ArticleNew Post: What was the original folder?
It's not possible with any tool. Exchange doesn't maintain that information.
View ArticleNew Post: How to get the EMail Address from a contact
I have used your code from the following linkhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/stephen_griffin/archive/2005/10/25/new-outlook-documentation-part-1-contact-linking.aspx And it worked like a charm :-)
View ArticleNew Post: MAPI connection failes
Hi I'm trying go get access to MAPI and using MFCMAPI x64bit version from Feb 2014 to test the session. Host machine is a Windows 2012 Server with Exchange 2013. Outlook is not installed, but I have...
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As noted on the download page:The 64 bit builds will only work on a machine with Outlook 2010/2013 64 bit installed. All other machines should use the 32 bit builds, regardless of the operating system....
View ArticleNew Post: Mfcmapi error when accessing public folders
I created a public folder, but when using MFCmapi and I try to access the public folder using the administrator account I get the following error: Error: Code: MAPI_E_FAILONEPROVIDER == 0x8004011D...
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New Post: PR_ATTACH_FILENAME showing wrong value
Hi Team, I have saved an attachment in Outlook 2010 connected to Exchange 2003. The attachment name (PR_ATTACH_FILENAME) is showing wrong value. Is this a bug with MAPI subsystem? There are so many...
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New Post: PR_ATTACH_LONG_PATHNAME giving value when email is saved
Hi Team, I have saved an attachment in Outlook 2010 connected to Exchange 2003. The PR_ATTACH_LONG_PATHNAME is showing inconsistent value. No value is being show when the email is sent. Either the same...
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Your image isn't loading. What was the original filename? What does PR_ATTACH_FILENAME show? What does PR_ATTACH_LONG_FILENAME show? What values were you expecting them to show?
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Your image isn't loading. What was the original filename? What does PR_ATTACH_FILENAME show? What does PR_ATTACH_LONG_FILENAME show? What values were you expecting them to show?
View ArticleNew Post: PR_ATTACH_FILENAME showing wrong value
I use Google Chrome. Right click on the image and click on 'Save image as...', 'Copy image URL', 'Open image in new tab'. Even CodePlex needs improvement. Uhhh Microsoft.
View ArticleNew Post: PR_ATTACH_LONG_PATHNAME giving value when email is saved
I use Google Chrome. Right click on the image and click on 'Save image as...', 'Copy image URL', 'Open image in new tab'. Even CodePlex needs improvement. Uhhh Microsoft. Original filename: extn...
View ArticleNew Post: PR_ATTACH_FILENAME showing wrong value
Original filename: extn list.xls Expected values in case of PR_ATTACH_FILENAME: extn list.xls or extnli~1.xls Expected values in case of PR_ATTACH_LONG_PATHNAME: The same value when the email is sent
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You have yet to demonstrate an actual problem. I looked at the screenshot - you'll need to spell out what you think is wrong about what you're seeing. Please be explicit - give me expected and actual...
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