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IMailUser : IMAPIProp

Applies to: Outlook 2013 | Outlook 2016

Provides access to the many properties that are associated with messaging users. The IMailUser interface is implemented by messaging user objects. IMailUser inherits from the IMAPIProp : IUnknown interface and has no unique methods of its own.

Property Value
Header file:
Mapidefs.h
Exposed by:
Messaging user objects
Implemented by:
Address book providers
Called by:
Client applications
Interface identifier:
IID_IMailUser
Pointer type:
LPMAILUSER
Transaction model:
Transacted

Vtable order

This interface does not have any unique methods.

Required properties Access
PR_ADDRTYPE (PidTagAddressType)
Read/write
PR_DISPLAY_NAME (PidTagDisplayName)
Read/write
PR_DISPLAY_TYPE (PidTagDisplayType)
Read-only
PR_EMAIL_ADDRESS (PidTagEmailAddress)
Read/write
PR_ENTRYID (PidTagEntryId)
Read-only
PR_OBJECT_TYPE (PidTagObjectType)
Read-only
PR_RECORD_KEY (PidTagRecordKey)
Read-only
PR_SEARCH_KEY (PidTagSearchKey)
Read-only

Remarks

Five of the required properties are known as the base address properties for recipients:

  • PR_ADDRTYPE

  • PR_DISPLAY_NAME

  • PR_EMAIL_ADDRESS

  • PR_ENTRYID

  • PR_SEARCH_KEY

These properties are considered special because many other groups of similar properties are built upon this base group. The other groups are used to describe a recipient in various roles, such as a message's original or delegate sender. For more information about these properties and how to use them, see MAPI Address Types.

Messaging users can display a collection of their properties by supporting the PR_DETAILS_TABLE (PidTagDetailsTable) property. PR_DETAILS_TABLE is a display table that describes the layout of a details dialog box or a tabbed property page that displays recipient property information. MAPI creates details dialog boxes when a client calls the IAddrBook::Details method.

Messaging user objects can have other optional properties associated with them. MAPI defines many properties that provide additional addressing information about a messaging user. All of these properties are character strings. The following list shows the more commonly used properties:

For a complete list of properties, see Mapping Canonical Property Names to MAPI Names.

See also

MAPI Interfaces