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Define MAPI Properties

MAPI properties exist in groups and either have an ID or a name specific to that group. This section defines the three types of MAPI property used most frequently.

Note: For any other MAPI groups, the GUID must be specified along with either the property ID or the name.

COMMON

These are the built-in MAPI properties. These properties must be referenced in the following format:

<COMMON>, <ID=0xvalue>

For example, to specify the MAPI property Internet Message ID, use the following:

COMMON, ID=0x1035001E

PS_PUBLIC_STRINGS {00020329-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}

This property must be referenced in the following format:

<PS_PUBLIC_STRINGS>,
<ID=0xvalue or NAME=value>

You must provide the MAPI group, followed by either the property ID or the property name. For example:

PS_PUBLIC_STRINGS, NAME=CustomProperty1

PS_MIME_HEADERS {00020386-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}

This property must be referenced in the following format:

<PS_MIME_HEADERS>, <ID=0xvalue or NAME=value>

You must provide the MAPI group, followed by either the property ID or the property name. For example:

PS_MIME_HEADERS, NAME=X-Archive-ID

The example will use the value set by the Internet‑transmittable MIME tag X-Archive-ID.