DW> to achive. mapi (to the best of my understanding) is just another email
DW> (messaging, really) transport protocol (i am by not means a mapi expert
DW> however and may be missing some important detail here). however i do
DW> know that mapi is the transport protocol that outlook uses to talk to the
DW> exchange server.
AFAIK MAPI is the API inside windows that specifies how to call DLLs to
send and receive email. MAPI does not go out of the computer.
The protocol between a MAPI dll and the exchange server is another
thing. I have heard that it's something like LDAP.
MAPI client is a mail client in windows that knows how to call MAPI
dll-s to send and receive e-mail.
I'm no MAPI expert either so I'm not sure this is 100% correct.
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