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New Post: Double clicking on attachment row gives a new window

Right. I didn't code a special viewer for generic attachment objects. You can see the properties in the lower pane.

New Post: Permanent Removal of search folders in Outlook 2010

Source code checked in, #108662

Source code checked in, #108692

Problem: Couple of sort order issues in our tag and flag arrays Fix: Move rows

Source code checked in, #108711

Problem: MAPI_DISTLIST objects should open as both object and container Fix: Do both, cascaded

New Post: PR_ATTACH_FILENAME showing wrong value

support.microsoft.com/kb/260294 also gives solution to this problem.

New Post: MFCMAPI not working

Hi Team,

I have installed Thunderbird and made it default email client. I have also added one mailbox in it to see if it its working properly or not, although this information isn't necessary. I have also installed Microsoft Exchange Server MAPI Client and Collaboration Data Objects 1.2.1 March 2014 Update. MFCMAPI gives the following error:

Error:

MAPIInitialize failed with error 0x80004005 == MAPI_E_CALL_FAILED.
...
In file MapiObjects.cpp
On line 120

If I follow the same steps where Outlook is installed and ThunderBird is default client then MFCMAPI works properly. Kindly explain the reason.


Thanks & regards,

Talib Hussain

New Post: MFCMAPI not working

Most likely Thunderbird still installs it's own implementation of mapi32.dll instead of using the documented stub library mechanism.

New Post: Stuck message in OUTBOX, Outlook 2013

I have a message that I can't open nor delete in the outbox (Outlook 2013). Tried opening Outlook in safe mode, Windows in safe mode, Outlook in Offline mode, etc etc. Outlook gives no message at all when I attempt to delete the message, and something like "Can't open message when it's being sent" when I try to open it. The message has a 106KB attachment if that matters.

So through trying countless things I found on Google, I found MFCMAPI. It opens my .pst file fine, and I can see the message I want to delete in MFCMAPI. But when I try to delete it, MFCMAPI returns:

Warning:
Code: MAPI_W_PARTIAL_COMPLETION == 0x00040680
Function lpSourceFolder->CopyMessages( lpEIDs, NULL, lpWasteFolder, lpProgress ? (ULONG_PTR)hWnd : NULL, lpProgress, ulCopyFlags)
File MAPIFunctions.cpp
Line 998

THEN:

Warning:
Code: MAPI_W_PARTIAL_COMPLETION == 0x00040680
Function DeleteToDeletedItems( lpMDB, (LPMAPIFOLDER) m_lpContainer, lpEIDs, m_hWnd)
File FolderDlg.cpp
Line 695

Yes, I ran MFCMAPI in Administrator mode. When I attempt to delete the attachment, I get:

Error:
Code: MAPI_E_NO_ACCESS == 0x80070005
Function DeleteAttachments( lpMessage, lpszAttName, m_hWnd)
File FolderDlg.cpp
Line 609

I've even tried to edit the message status to "0x00000100 MSGSTATUS_DRAFT", hoping that might un-stick it in Outlook, but MFCMAPI doesn't let me do that either.

MFCMAPI works fine if I delete a message from any other folder, but simply will not delete my "stuck" message from my Outbox.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Scott

New Post: Cannot access Outlook 2013 64-bit files

I too am trying to resolve an Outlook 2013 problem and am also running 64-bit Outlook on Windows 8 64-bit. I downloaded the 64 bit version of MFCMAPI from February of this year but it's not working. I get the error message "Either there is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot fulfill the messaging request." Outlook is set as the default.

New Post: Cannot access Outlook 2013 64-bit files

Are you certain Outlook is 64 bit? Did you try the 32 bit MFCMAPI?

New Post: Stuck message in OUTBOX, Outlook 2013

The message is in the submit state, where it can't be messed with by a client. To remove it from the submit state, you need to abort the submission. To do that, right click on the message and select Submit\Abort submit. Then you'll be able to delete the message.

New Post: Cannot access Outlook 2013 64-bit files

My bad! The PC is 64 bit but Outlook is 32. Thanks.

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New Post: "Unread" Contacts in Outlook not appearing

Thanks for replying,

Within The outlook client, when the user clicks on the contacts.... in the bottom left hand corner it say items "97" and next to it on the right it says unread "29"... these 29 contacts are not showing when you view the contacts in the reading pane.... Within MFCMAPI i have located the contacts list and found the column where it says Item unread, they are all marked with 0 except the 29 "unread" contacts which are marked 1.... I'm trying to find out where I can edit these entries via MAPI so that they change to 0 (marked as read) and become viewable to the user.... On a previous thread someone mentioned that you can client on the contact within MAPI and marked it as read.... Is this possible or do you know where I can locate the entry field to change them from 1 to 0 within the Item Unread column?

If needed, I can send you a screenshot of what I'm talking about?

Many Thanks
Dan

New Post: "Unread" Contacts in Outlook not appearing

You might want to send me a screenshot of Outlook - when I look at my Contacts folder it doesn't say anything about read/unread - it just says the number of items. Be sure to include the entire window in the screenshot. Thanks!

BTW - here's how to set read status in MFCMAPI:
Right click/Advanced/Set read flag

New Post: Some confusions regarding FGetComponentPath

If mapi32.dll is replaced by MAPI of some other product, then also it is loaded (in GetComponentPath() in StubUtils.cpp). I have replaced mapi32.dll with other dll and it is loaded and after that it uses GetProcAddress and GetProcAddress fails. Instead it should first load mapi32.dll and try GetProcAddress and if that fails, load mapistub.dll and use GetProcAddress. What do you say?

New Post: "Unread" Contacts in Outlook not appearing

Thanks,

the right click / Advanced / Set read flag seems to be what I'm after but I seem to have a bigger issue now with these unread contacts... What's the best way to send you some screenshots? is it to email the MFCMAPI@discussions.codeplex.com ?
Thanks
Dan

New Post: "Unread" Contacts in Outlook not appearing

You can post the screenshot somewhere and link to it here.

New Post: Some confusions regarding FGetComponentPath

That might be a potential improvement. But if mapi32.dll has ben replaced, you might be better off running fixmapi.exe to fix it.
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