VD
The VD structure is used to specify a view during run time. The structure is the first block of data written to the PR_VD_BINARY property when a view is saved. Data specified by pointers in this structure is appended after this structure in the PR_VD_BINARY property. When the VD structure is read in, the pointers are invalid.
typedef struct VD
{
ULONG ulReserved1;
ULONG ulReserved2;
ULONG ulVersion;
ULONG ulReserved3;
ULONG ulReserved4;
ULONG cvcd;
ULONG ivcdSort;
ULONG cCat;
ULONG ulCatSort;
ULONG ulReserved5;
ULONG ulReserved6;
ULONG ulReserved7;
ULONG ulReserved8;
ULONG ulReserved9;
ULONG ulReserved10;
} VD;
Members
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ulVersion
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Version of the view descriptor format.
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cvcd
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Number of view column descriptors.
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ivcdSort
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Index into the array of view column descriptors indicating the primary sort column. This column is indicated in the viewer's column header by a upward or downward pointing triangle corresponding to ascending and descending sort order, respectively.
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cCat
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Number of categorized columns in the view. Microsoft Exchange allows up to four levels of categorization. This is zero if the view is not categorized.
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ulCatSort
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Sort order flag for the categorized columns. The most significant bit is the sort order flag for the highest level (leftmost) grouping in the viewer; the second most significant bit is the sort order for the second highest level grouping, etc. The following flag can be set:
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VDF_SORTDESCENDING
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Indicates descending sort orders; if cleared indicates ascending sort orders.
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cbCollapseState
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Number of bytes in lpbCollapseState.
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lpbCollapseState
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Pointer to bytes containing the saved expand or collapse state for categorized views.
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ulReserved1…ulReserved10
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These are reserved and must be NULL.