Programming MicrosoftВ® OutlookВ® and Microsoft Exchange 2003, Third Edition (Pro-Developer)
M
macro security, Other Limitations
MailAttachment class, System.Web.Mail namespace, The System.Web.Mail Namespace
mailbox agents , Messaging Applications
mailboxes and mailbox databases, CDOEXM<$endrange>, Table 18-8: WMI Classes Available in Exchange 2000
mailboxes and mailbox databases, CDOEXM<$startrange>, Working with Mailbox Databases
mailboxes, querying for information from (ADSI)<$endrange>, Querying for Information from an Existing Mailbox
mailboxes, querying for information from (ADSI)<$startrange>, Querying for Information from an Existing Mailbox
MailboxRights property (IExchangeMailbox), Working with Mailbox Rights
MailboxStore object (CDOEXM)<$endrange>, Table 18-8: WMI Classes Available in Exchange 2000
MailboxStore object (CDOEXM)<$startrange>, Creating New Mailboxes
MailboxStoreDB object (CDOEXM)<$endrange>, Deleting a Mailbox Database
MailboxStoreDB object (CDOEXM)<$startrange>, Working with Mailbox Databases
MailboxStoreDBs property (StorageGroups object), Table 18-2: Methods and Properties of the StorageGroup Object
mailing list servers, Messaging Applications
MailItem object (Outlook)\
security restrictions, Table 5-1: Restricted Properties and Methods in Outlook
MailItem objects, MailItem Object
MailMessage class, System.Web.Mail namespace, The System.Web.Mail Namespace
mailtoCOLON protocol, Message Field
MakeEqualToTemplate method (DACL object), Table 17-14: Methods of the DACL Object
MakeEqualToTemplate method (Entity object), Table 17-12: Methods of the Entity Object
manifest file, smart documents, The Parts of a Smart Document Solution
MAPI (Messaging Application Programming Interface)\
CDO and Outlook property sets<$endrange>, Dealing with Outlook Property Sets in CDO
CDO and Outlook property sets<$startrange>, Dealing with Outlook Property Sets in CDO
Outlook security, Object Model Security
roles, setting permissions by, Setting MAPI Permissions
MAPI support, Web Storage System, MAPI Support
MAPIE_FailOneProvider error, Avoid the MAPIE_FailOneProvider and CDOE_FailOneProvider Errors
MAPIFolder objects\
changes for Outlook 2003, MAPIFolder Object
methods, properties, events<$endrange>, Views Collection
methods, properties, events<$startrange>, MAPIFolder Object
MAPILogonComplete event (Application), MAPILogonComplete Event
mapping URLs with URLMAPPER object<$endrange>, Displaying Workflow States Using XMLDOM
mapping URLs with URLMAPPER object<$startrange>, Mapping URLs Using the EXOLEDB URLMAPPER
MarkForDownload property, Table 6-9: Additional Important Properties of Outlook Objects
Masks property (Entity object), Table 17-13: Properties of the Entity Object
matchscope property (event registration), Event Registration Properties, Registering a Database-Wide Event
MDB (messaging database)\
database-wide events<$endrange>, Registering a Database-Wide Event
database-wide events<$startrange>, Registering a Database-Wide Event
MDBVUE tool, Learn to Love MDBVUE
MeetingItem object (CDO), Creating a Meeting with the User
MeetingItem object (Outlook)\
security restrictions, Table 5-1: Restricted Properties and Methods in Outlook
MeetingItem objects, MeetingItem Object
meetings, Helpdesk application (example)<$endrange>, Creating a Meeting with the User
meetings, Helpdesk application (example)<$startrange>, Creating a Meeting with the User
MeetingStatus property (MeetingItem), Creating a Meeting with the User
MeetingWorkspaceURL property, MeetingWorkspaceURL Property
MemberCount property (DistListItem), DistListItem Object
Members method (IADsGroup interface), Displaying the Members of a Distribution List
message classes, How Forms Work
message classes\
one-off forms, One-Off Forms
Message controls, Message Field
Message field, Message Field
Message forms, Message Forms
Message object (Outlook)\
security restrictions, Table 5-2: Restricted Properties and Methods in CDO
message tracking, Exchange Server, Message Tracking
MessageFilter object (CDO)<$endrange>, Figure 11-27: The weekly view in the Events Calendar
MessageFilter object (CDO)<$startrange>, Filtering Events from the Calendar
Messages collection (CDO), Overview of the CDO 1.21 Library
Messages collection (CDO)<$endrange>, Posting Information in the Helpdesk
Messages collection (CDO)<$startrange>, Posting Information in the Helpdesk
Messages property (Folder object, CDO), Posting Information in the Helpdesk
MessageTrackingEnabled property (ExchangeServer object), Table 18-1: Properties of the ExchangeServer Object
messaging applications<$endrange>, Messaging Applications
messaging applications<$startrange>, Messaging Applications
messaging applications\
Exchange Server message infrastructure<$endrange>, Message Tracking
Exchange Server message infrastructure<$startrange>, Exchange Messaging Infrastructure
messaging database. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>MDB<$nopage>, Registering a Database-Wide Event
Messenger APIs<$endrange>, The Windows Messenger APIs
Messenger APIs<$startrange>, The Windows Messenger APIs
metabase, anonymous access to (Exchange Server), Anonymous Access to Metabase Removed
METADATA keyword, Using Type Libraries in ASP Applications
methods of Outlook objects\
security restrictions, Object Model Security
methods, Outlook\
list of, by object<$endrange>, Setting Calendar Color with the Appointment Property
list of, by object<$startrange>, Methods, Properties, and Events
Outlook 2003 programming changes<$endrange>, Outlook Bar Changes
Outlook 2003 programming changes<$startrange>, Programming Changes in Outlook 2003
Microsoft Add-In Designer, Developing a COM Add-In
Microsoft Excel\
automating (example)<$endrange>, Unloading the Application: The Item_Close Event
automating (example)<$startrange>, Automating Excel: The cmdCreateSalesChart and cmdPrintAccountSummary Subroutines
Outlook forms, embedding into, Office Document Forms
Outlook forms, sharing properties with<$endrange>, Extending Functionality with Office Documents
Outlook forms, sharing properties with<$startrange>, Extending Functionality with Office Documents
Microsoft Exchange Conferencing Server<$startrange>, Microsoft Exchange Conferencing Server
Microsoft Exchange Conferencing Server\
canceling online conferences, Canceling an Online Conference via ConferenceLocatorManager
finding Active Directory resources, Finding Real-Time Resources in Active Directory
finding free/busy resources, Figuring Out Free/Busy Information for a Conference Room
listing online conferences, Listing Online Conferences via ConferenceLocatorManager
scheduling online conferences\
via ConferenceLocatorManager<$endrange>, Listing Online Conferences via ConferenceLocatorManager
via ConferenceLocatorManager<$startrange>, Scheduling an Online Conference via ConferenceLocatorManager
via CDO, Scheduling an Online Conference via CDO
Microsoft Exchange Server, Exchange Server
Microsoft Exchange Server<$endrange>, Anonymous Access to Metabase Removed
Microsoft Exchange Server<$startrange>, Chapter 2: Exchange Server as a Platform for Collaboration
Microsoft Exchange Server\
Active Directory integration<$endrange>, Internet and Industry Standards Support
Active Directory integration<$startrange>, Integration with Active Directory
changes since 2000 version<$endrange>, Anonymous Access to Metabase Removed
changes since 2000 version<$startrange>, Changes from Exchange Server 2000
connectivity and migration tools, Connectivity and Migration Tools
enhancements to 2003 version<$endrange>, Developer Enhancements
enhancements to 2003 version<$startrange>, Exchange Server 2003 Enhancements
forms libraries<$endrange>, Web Forms Library, Extending Functionality with Office Documents
forms libraries<$startrange>, Multitier, Replicated, Secure Forms Library, Publishing a Form in a Forms Library
forms libraries\
ADO to retrieve data, Using ADO to Retrieve XML Data from Exchange Server
data access features<$endrange>, Data Access Features
data access features<$startrange>, Data Access Features
folder forms library, Publishing a Form in a Forms Library
MSXML and namespaces<$endrange>, MSXML and Namespaces
MSXML and namespaces<$startrange>, MSXML and Namespaces
Organizational Forms Library, Publishing a Form in a Forms Library
Personal Forms Library, Publishing a Form in a Forms Library
programmability features<$endrange>, XML Support
programmability features<$startrange>, Programmability Features
security features, Security Features
ServerXMLHTTP object<$endrange>, Table 16-2: WinHTTP Proxy Configuration Parameters
ServerXMLHTTP object<$startrange>, ServerXMLHTTP Object
Web forms library, Web Forms Library, Publishing a Form in a Forms Library
management tools<$endrange>, Server Events
management tools<$startrange>, Built-in Information Management Tools
messaging infrastructure<$endrange>, Message Tracking
messaging infrastructure<$startrange>, Exchange Messaging Infrastructure
object database functionality<$endrange>, Multiple Databases
object database functionality<$startrange>, An Industrial-Strength Object Database
object database functionality\
folder forms library, Folder Forms Library
multiple database support, Multiple Databases
Organizational Forms Library<$endrange>, Organizational Forms Library
Organizational Forms Library<$startrange>, Organizational Forms Library
Personal Forms Library, Personal Forms Library
transaction logging, Transaction Logging
schema flexibility, Schema Flexibility
replication<$endrange>, Built-In Replication
replication<$startrange>, Built-In Replication
object views, Multiple Views
data storage capacity, Huge Storage Capacity
public folders<$endrange>, Hypertext Transfer Protocol
public folders<$startrange>, Public Folders
security, standards-based<$endrange>, S/MIME Support
security, standards-based<$startrange>, Integrated, Internet Standards “Based Security
version 5.5 applications, What About Exchange Server 5.5 Applications?
Web Storage System<$endrange>, Exchange Server Web Services Support
Web Storage System<$startrange>, The Web Storage System
Web Storage System\
WebDAV commands<$endrange>, Other Resources
WebDAV commands<$startrange>, WebDAV Commands
WebDAV headers, WebDAV Headers
WebDAV sample program, A WebDAV Sample: Creating Tasks
WebDAV search folders<$endrange>, Figure 16-9: XML data formatted via XSL, Figure 16-9: XML data formatted via XSL
WebDAV search folders<$startrange>, Persisted Search Folders
WebDAV, calling with HTTPWebRequest<$endrange>, Calling WebDAV Using HTTPWebRequest in .NET
WebDAV, calling with HTTPWebRequest<$startrange>, Calling WebDAV Using HTTPWebRequest in .NET
WinHTTP Proxy Configuration utility, WinHTTP Proxy Configuration Utility
XMLHTTP component<$endrange>, Abort Method
XMLHTTP component<$startrange>, The XMLHTTP Component
XSL and XML formatting<$endrange>, XSL Script and XSL Eval
XSL and XML formatting<$startrange>, Using XSL to Format XML
XSO support, Exchange Server Web Services Support
XML and<$endrange>, Summary
XML and<$startrange>, Chapter 16: Exchange Server and XML
XML and\
Microsoft Forms 2.0 object library, Chapter 6: The Outlook Object Model
Microsoft Forms 2.0 object library\
browsing, The Outlook Object Browser
Microsoft IIS, ASP Fundamentals, ASP Security
Microsoft IIS\
impersonation, Impersonation in ASP.NET
impersonation<$startrange>, Impersonating Users Through Code
Microsoft Internet Explorer favorites, adding, AddToFavorites Method
Microsoft Internet Explorer. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>Internet Explorer<$nopage>, Internet Explorer
Microsoft MIS (Mobile Information Server), Mobile Information Server
Microsoft MIS (Mobile Information Server)\
Exchange Server 2003 enhancements, Mobility Enhancements
Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2003<$endrange>, Figure 19-4: The Web interface for scheduling real-time conferences
Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2003<$startrange>, Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2003
Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2003\
client library<$endrange>, The Live Communications Client Library
client library<$startrange>, The Live Communications Client Library
sample client application<$endrange>, Figure 19-4: The Web interface for scheduling real-time conferences
sample client application<$startrange>, Building Your First Live Communications Client Application
Microsoft Office Smart Tag List. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>MOSTL component<$nopage>, Building Smart Tags
Microsoft Office XP Developer\
Workflow Designer<$endrange>, Using the Workflow Designer, Security Features
Workflow Designer<$startrange>, Using the Workflow Designer, The Workflow Designer in Office XP Developer
Workflow Designer\
workflow states<$endrange>, Figure 17-16: The Save Workflow Process To Folder dialog box makes it easy to deploy workflow solutions.
workflow states<$startrange>, Displaying Workflow States Using XMLDOM
actions<$endrange>, Using the Workflow Designer
actions<$startrange>, Using the Workflow Designer
event scripts, creating<$endrange>, Figure 17-15: A compensating script in the Workflow Designer
event scripts, creating<$startrange>, Creating Event Scripts
workflow states, Using the Workflow Designer
Microsoft Office. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>Office documents<$nopage>, Chapter 4: Customized Forms
Microsoft Office\
COM add-ins<$endrange>, Summary
COM add-ins<$startrange>, Chapter 7: Office COM Add-Ins
COM add-ins\
Account Tracking application (example)<$endrange>, Adding Custom Property Pages and Storing User Settings
Account Tracking application (example)<$startrange>, The Account Tracking COM Add-In
building with .NET<$endrange>, Debugging Your .NET COM Add-In
building with .NET<$startrange>, Building COM Add-Ins Using .NET
debugging, Debugging COM Add-Ins, Debugging Your .NET COM Add-In
deploying<$endrange>, Deploying Your Smart Document Solution
deploying<$startrange>, Deploying Your Smart Document Solution
developing<$endrange>, Trusting Your COM Add-Ins
developing<$startrange>, Developing a COM Add-In
developing\:IDTExtensibility2 events, list of<$endrange>, OnAddInsUpdate Event
developing\:IDTExtensibility2 events, list of<$startrange>, The IDTExtensibility2 Events
developing\:registry settings<$endrange>, Trusting Your COM Add-Ins
developing\:registry settings<$startrange>, Registry Settings for COM Add-Ins
example of<$endrange>, Figure 7-11: The Visual Basic Editor in Outlook
example of<$startrange>, An Add-In Example
from custom Outlook forms<$endrange>, Using COM Add-Ins from Custom Outlook Forms
from custom Outlook forms<$startrange>, Using COM Add-Ins from Custom Outlook Forms
how to build<$endrange>, Building a Smart Document Solution
how to build<$startrange>, Building a Smart Document Solution
infrastructure, The Parts of a Smart Document Solution
MOSTL support<$endrange>, MOSTL Support for Smart Documents
MOSTL support<$startrange>, MOSTL Support for Smart Documents
trusted, selecting (security), Trusting Your COM Add-Ins
VBA programs vs., Choosing What to Write: COM Add-In or VBA Program?
when to write, When to Write a COM Add-In
smart documents<$endrange>, MOSTL Support for Smart Documents, Which Office Solution Option Should I Use?
smart documents<$startrange>, Smart Documents in Office 2003
smart documents\
smart tags, Disabling Smart Tags for Individual Office Applications
smart tags<$endrange>, Tagging HTML Documents
smart tags<$startrange>, Extending Existing Smart Tags in Office
Microsoft Outlook object library, Chapter 6: The Outlook Object Model
Microsoft Outlook 2003. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>Outlook 2003<$nopage>, Outlook 2003
Microsoft PowerPoint\
Outlook forms, embedding into, Office Document Forms
Outlook forms, sharing properties with<$endrange>, Extending Functionality with Office Documents
Outlook forms, sharing properties with<$startrange>, Extending Functionality with Office Documents
Microsoft Script Debugger. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>Script Debugger<$nopage>, Chapter 5: Programming Outlook Using VBScript
Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>VBScript language<$nopage>, Chapter 5: Programming Outlook Using VBScript
Microsoft Word\
Outlook forms, embedding into, Office Document Forms
Outlook forms, sharing properties with<$endrange>, Extending Functionality with Office Documents
Outlook forms, sharing properties with<$startrange>, Extending Functionality with Office Documents
migration\
Exchange Server tools for, Connectivity and Migration Tools
MIS (Mobile Information Server), Mobile Information Server
MIS (Mobile Information Server)\
Exchange Server 2003 enhancements, Mobility Enhancements
MKCOL command, WebDAV, Creating Folders, Creating a Search Folder
Mobile Information Server (MIS), Mobile Information Server
Mobile Information Server (MIS)\
Exchange Server 2003 enhancements, Mobility Enhancements
Mode property (CalendarView), Displaying a Weekly View
mode, Account Tracking application (example), Determining the Mode: The Item_Read Event
Moderated Folder button, Administration Tab
moderated folders, Administration Tab
moderated folders<$endrange>, Setting the Actions for a Rule
moderated folders<$startrange>, Setting Up Moderated Folders
moderating content, Exchange Server public folders, Security and Content Control
ModifyByTemplate method (DACL object), Table 17-14: Methods of the DACL Object
monitoring synchronizsation, SyncObject Object and SyncObjects Collection
MOSTL component<$endrange>, Table 9-1: Elements of the Smart Tag XML Schema
MOSTL component<$startrange>, Building Smart Tags
MOSTL component\
arbitrary properties, Support for Arbitrary Properties in Items
Office 2003 improvements<$endrange>, Table 9-7: Changes in the ISmartTagRecognizer2 Interface
Office 2003 improvements<$startrange>, MOSTL Improvements
regular expression support<$endrange>, Table 9-7: Changes in the ISmartTagRecognizer2 Interface
regular expression support<$startrange>, Regular Expression Support
smart document support<$endrange>, MOSTL Support for Smart Documents
smart document support<$startrange>, MOSTL Support for Smart Documents
updating via Web server, Updating a MOSTL List via a Web Server
Mount method (PublicStoreDB object), Table 18-4: Properties and Methods of the PublicStoreDB Object
Moureinfourl element (Smart Tag), Table 9-1: Elements of the Smart Tag XML Schema
mouse-over text in forms, Setting Advanced Control Properties
MouseIcon property (form controls), Setting Advanced Control Properties
MousePointer property (form controls), Setting Advanced Control Properties
MOVE command, WebDAV, Moving Folders and Items
Move/Copy setting (folder properties), Administration Tab
MoveDataFiles method (PublicStoreDB object), Table 18-4: Properties and Methods of the PublicStoreDB Object
MoveLogFiles method (StorageGroups object), Table 18-2: Methods and Properties of the StorageGroup Object
MoveMailbox method (MailboxStore object), Table 18-7: Properties and Methods of the MailboxStore Object
MoveSystemFiles method (StorageGroups object), Table 18-2: Methods and Properties of the StorageGroup Object
moving\
WebDAV commands, Moving Folders and Items
msExch properties (Exchange virtual directories), Table 18-5: Required Properties for Exchange Virtual Directories
MSN Messenger, Instant Messaging
Msoutl.olb library. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>Microsoft Outlook object library<$nopage>, Chapter 6: The Outlook Object Model
MSXML and namespaces<$endrange>, MSXML and Namespaces
MSXML and namespaces<$startrange>, MSXML and Namespaces
MultiLine property (TextBox), TextBox Control
multiline text input (forms), TextBox Control
multilinguality. <charcntd>See <Default Para Font>localization<$nopage>, ISmartTagToken Interface
MultiPage controls, MultiPage and TabStrip Controls
MultiPage controls\
caption for, Assigning Captions
multiple-choice input (forms)\
ComboBox controls, ComboBox Control
ListBox controls, ListBox Control
MultiSelect property (ListBox), ListBox Control
multivalue properties, Active Directory, IADs and IADsContainer Interfaces
multivalue properties\
WebDAV commands, Working with Multivalue Properties
Multivalued tag (View Descriptor), Table 20-8: Column Tags