Messaging and Collaboration

 

Microsoft® Windows® Messaging and Collaboration features provide application developers with client-side e-mail, calendaring, contacts, and other collaborative capabilities. Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) is a Microsoft technology for building messaging or collaboration applications, with components shipping in Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Exchange. Microsoft Windows NetMeeting allows real-time collaboration through standards-based client support of data, audio, and video Internet conferencing. The Microsoft Windows 2000 SMTP and NNTP services provide a high performance, component-based event architecture for message processing, delivery, and relay. And Microsoft Windows Messenger coordinates Toast Pop-ups between multiple clients; includes the Messenger service APIs using Messenger Lock and Key; provides a way to run peer-to-peer applications for any two Messenger client users with Messenger Session Invite; and provides a mechanism that helps you register your communications application when it is loaded.

In This Library Section	Essentials
Collaboration Data Objects Real-time Communications (RTC) Client Windows NetMeeting Outlook Express SMTP Server Windows Address Book Windows Messenger Downloads	Messaging and Collaboration Newsgroups Microsoft Exchange Community Live Communications Server Windows Messenger Support Center Windows Messenger on Microsoft.com