October 1999
Microsoft Corporation
The Microsoft® Exchange Form Design Wizard enables you to quickly create customized HTML forms based on the built-in forms included with Microsoft Outlook® Web Access. You can change the form layout and formatting using an HTML editor such as Microsoft FrontPage®. You can add scripting enhancements to the forms using a script editor such as Microsoft Visual InterDev®. The wizard supports forms that post information directly to public folders (based on the item type IPM.Post) and forms that send information to other recipients (based on the item type IPM.Note).
For more information, see the fdsetup.htm file included in the download.
Click here to download the Form Design Wizard sample.
The Microsoft Exchange Discussion Wizard for Microsoft FrontPage enables you to quickly create a discussion Web site, or add discussion to an existing Web site, without writing any Active Server Pages (ASP) or HTML script. The Microsoft Exchange Discussion Wizard stores messages and documents on a Microsoft Exchange Server computer, which enables both Web users and Microsoft Outlook users to participate in the same discussion and share information.
For more information, see the discwiz.htm file included in the download.
Click here to download the Discussion Wizard for FrontPage sample.
The Frameset Design-Time Control (DTC) enables you to quickly develop Web-based applications that use data from Microsoft Exchange. The Frameset DTC runs within Microsoft Visual InterDev and uses Microsoft Outlook Web Access scripts. You can also design Web pages that are customized to meet your needs. Using the Frameset DTC, you can create applications that provide access to Exchange data, including messages, calendars, address books, and public folders.
For more information, see the fssetup.txt file included in the download.
Click here to download the Frameset Design Time Control sample.
The AcctCrt COM component provides a scriptable (ActiveX) Windows® NT® account management object that you can use along with Active Directory Services Interfaces (ADSI) and Microsoft Exchange Version 5.5 to manage mailboxes and distribution list ownership using the LDAP protocol. You can use this COM object to create the associated Windows NT account needed when creating a new Exchange mailbox, and then package that account’s security identifier (SIDs) and a generated security descriptor into a format suitable for transmission over the network using ADSI.
For more information about the AcctCrt COM component, see the Microsoft Exchange Server Programmer’s Reference in the Platform SDK portion of the MSDN Online Library.
Click here to download the AcctCrt COM Component sample.
The Acl COM component provides a scriptable (ActiveX) set of objects that can be used to manage a Microsoft Exchange 5.5 Information Store folder’s access control list (ACL) using a CDO 1.2.1 Folder object. Microsoft Exchange 5.5 folder access control lists are stored as a table in the Exchange Store, modifiable only through the Messaging API (MAPI) or through CDO 1.2.1 using this component. This component is used only to manage an Exchange folder’s store ACL, and cannot be used to modify security descriptors based upon the Microsoft Windows NT model such as those used to secure objects in the Exchange Directory Service or Active Directory.
For more information about the Acl COM component, see the Microsoft Exchange Server Programmer’s Reference in the Platform SDK portion of the MSDN Online Library.
Click here to download the Acl COM Component sample.
The Rule COM component provides a scriptable (ActiveX) set of objects that can be used to manage a Microsoft Exchange 5.5 Information Store folder’s rules using a CDO 1.2.1 Folder object. Microsoft Exchange 5.5 folder rules are stored in the Exchange Store and are modifiable only through the Messaging API (MAPI) or through CDO 1.2.1 using this component.
For more information about the Rule COM component, see the Microsoft Exchange Server Programmer’s Reference in the Platform SDK portion of the MSDN Online Library.