By: Raffaele Piemonte, Scott Jamison

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This comprehensive, example-driven book shows IT professionals how to design and build collaboration and workflow applications using Microsoft's powerful tools: Outlook 2000, the Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) libraries, Microsoft Exchange Server, and Visual Basic. Microsoft's documentation on linking these technologies is scarce, at best -- so this book fills an enormous gap. The authors' "how-to" approach starts with a big picture overview, then drills down on the capabilities and roles of each product or technology, showing how to use VBScript to construct remarkably powerful applications with surprising speed. Finally, the book walks through several sample applications representative of what enterprises are seeking to accomplish with collaborative technology, including creating and maintaining corporate directories; group scheduling; web-based custom calendar views; and expense approval systems. For all Microsoft developers seeking to create custom messaging, collaboration and workflow applications.
-- Integrating Outlook, Exchange Server, CDO, VBScript, and more
-- From "big picture overview" to detailed programmer's "how-to" guide
-- Includes four detailed sample applications: directories, scheduling, calendaring, and expense report approval

Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Getting Started
Overview of the Collaboration and Communication Architecture
Introduction to Collaborative Systems
Outlook 2000
Collaboration Data Objects
Using Outlook versus CDO
Microsoft Exchange Server
Overview of MAPI
Other Collaboration Components
How the Pieces Fit Together
Summary
Microsoft Outlook 2000
Outlook Forms and VBScript
Overview of Outlook Forms
Putting Code behind an Outlook Form
Versioning
Password Protection
Saving Outlook Forms
Distribution
Accessing Forms through Code
Overview of Forms/VBScript Limitations
Changing Forms for Existing Items
Tips for Outlook Forms/VBScript Development
Displaying Information: Views
Reporting
Additional Examples
Summary
The Outlook 2000 Object Model
The Object Model
Application Object
User Interface Objects
Accessing Outlook Data
Additional Outlook Development Features
Accessing the Mail Control Panel in Code
Integration with Microsoft Access
Conclusion
MailItems and PostItems
MailItems
PostItems
MailItem and PostItem Properties
MailItem and PostItem Methods
MailItem and PostItem Events
Summary
AppointmentItems and TaskItems
The Outlook Calendar: Appointments and Meetings
How AppointmentItems and MeetingItems Work Together
AppointmentItem Properties
AppointmentItem Methods
AppointmentItem Events
Creating Custom Appointment Forms
The Outlook Tasks List: TaskItems
How TaskItems Work
TaskItem Properties
TaskItem Methods
TaskItem Events
Summary
Contacts and Distribution Lists
Contacts, Recipients, and AddressEntries
Contact Items
The Recipient Object
Distribution List Items
Summary
VBA, COM Add-Ins, and Custom Property Pages
Visual Basic for Applications
COM Add-Ins
The COMAddIns Collection
Using COM Add-Ins to Implement Property Pages
Deployment
Summary
Collaboration Data Objects and Exchange
Microsoft Exchange Server
Introduction
Exchange's Core Components
Other Exchange Services
Setting Up Exchange
Exchange Administrator Program
Configuring Mailboxes and Public Folders
Exchange Objects
Summary
Collaboration Data Objects
What CDO Provides
The CDO Objects
At the Top: The Session Object
The InfoStores Collection
Folders and the Folder Object
Messages and the Message Object
Discussion Group Support
Calendar Support
Address Books
The Address Book Objects
The AddressEntry Object
CDO for NT Server
CDO for Windows 2000
CDO for Exchange Platinum
Summary
Accessing Exchange Using the Web
Outlook Web Access
The Frameset Design-Time Control
The HTML Form Converter
Exchange Web Example
The CDO Rendering Library
Security Considerations
Server Location Considerations
Web Access Performance
Summary
Exchange Agents
Tech Check
Uses for Exchange Agent Scripts
Assigning Permissions
Events
Behind the Scenes
Asynchronous Execution
Ex
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ISBN: 9780201615753
ISBN-10: 0201615754
Series: Addison-Wesley Microsoft Technology Ser.
Audience: Tertiary; University or College
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 592
Published: 5th October 1999
Dimensions (cm): 23.724 x 18.491  x 3.15
Weight (kg): 0.957