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Hi - I am dealing with some Exchange related data and have come across MAPI property 0x5D09 which appears to be some sort of "sent smtp" type property.
I can see MS-OXPROPS has documented 0x5D08 as PidTagReceivedRepresentingSmtpAddress and this indeed is present in this message as well.
Can you please indicate what 0x5D09 represents and can MS-OXPROPS be updated?
Thanks.
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Hello DavidSitsky-7233, thank you for your question about MS-OXPROPS specification. One of the Microsoft Office Open Specifications team members will investigate this issue for you.
Regards,
Sreekanth Nadendla
Microsoft Windows Open Specifications
Hi @David Sitsky ,
I will look into this for you and let you know what I find.
Best regards,
Michael Bowen
Escalation Engineer - Microsoft Open Specifications
Hi @David Sitsky ,
After researching this, I found that this 0x5D09 property id is not used by our Outlook client and therefore it is not needed for interoperability purposes. For this reason, we don’t list it in [MS-OXPROPS]. Please let me know if hat answers your question.
Best regards,
Michael Bowen
Escalation Engineer - Microsoft Open Specifications
Hi Mike,
It doesn't really answer my question. I am dealing with some "raw" EDB data and this property appears consistently and I need to understand its meaning. Can you please find out more?
Hi @David Sitsky ,
We don't document all properties, only those that are needed for interoperability with Microsoft software. Can you explain why you believe you need this property? I.e. what are you unable to accomplish without this property?
Thanks,
Michael
Hi @David Sitsky ,
If you don't feel comfortable sharing what you're trying to accomplish on a public forum. Please email dochelp@microsoft.com and reference this Q&A post and you can share privately there.
Thanks,
Michael Bowen
Escalation Engineer - Microsoft Open Specifications