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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