PidTagExtendedFolderFlags Canonical Property
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Contains extended flags about a folder
Associated properties: |
PR_EXTENDED_FOLDER_FLAGS |
Identifier: |
0x36DA |
Data type: |
PT_BINARY |
Area: |
MAPI container |
Remarks
This property is a binary stream that contains encoded sub-properties for the folder. It is formatted as a series of variable length sub items. The first 8 bits of the sub item is an ID field, which indicates what kind of flag the sub item represents. The second 8 bits is the number of bytes of data that follow.
Possible ID values include:
-
Invalid
Do not use this value
ExtendedFlags
The data is a four byte value formatted as:
Bits
Description
0-1
Reserved.
2
Set to 0 if the application should show a policy description.
3-5
Reserved.
6-7
Controls the display of the number of messages in the folder.
0 – Use the default setting
1 – Use the number of unread messages
3 – Use the total number of messages
8-31
Reserved.
Reserved items can be ignored, but existing values must be preserved.
SearchFolderID
The data field is a 16-byte field. When the application creates a persistent search folder, it must set this field on the folder to the same value as the PR_WB_SF_TAG (PidTagSearchFolderId)) binary property on the Search Folder Message.
ToDoFolderVersion
The data field is a 4-byte field. When the application creates the to-do search folder, it must set the value of this field on the folder to the little-endian integer value of” 0x000c0000”:
Related Resources
Protocol Specifications
[MS-OXPROPS]
Provides references to related Exchange Server protocol specifications.[MS-OXOCFG]
Specifies the location and properties of client and server configuration data, such as shared category lists and working hours.[MS-OXOSRCH]
Specifies the properties and operations for manipulating a search folder list configuration.
Header Files
Mapidefs.h
Provides data type definitions.Mapitags.h
Contains definitions of properties listed as alternate names.