Microsoft KB Archive/923536

= The PR_TRANSMITABLE_DISPLAY_NAME_W property of a recipient is corrupted in the recipient table of an e-mail message that is received through Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 =

Article ID: 923536

Article Last Modified on 10/25/2007

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APPLIES TO

 Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Enterprise Edition Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Standard Edition, when used with:  Microsoft Office Outlook 2003

 Microsoft Outlook 2000 Standard Edition 

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SYMPTOMS
Consider the following scenario. You try to use a custom-built MAPI application to obtain the recipient table of an e-mail message. The e-mail message is received through Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. In this scenario, the PR_TRANSMITABLE_DISPLAY_NAME_W property of a recipient is corrupted.



CAUSE
This problem occurs if the following conditions are true:
 * The e-mail message is sent from a computer that is running Microsoft Outlook 2000 and that uses double-byte character set (DBCS) characters.
 * The custom-built MAPI application is running on a client computer that has the English version of Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 installed.
 * The custom-built MAPI application calls the HrQueryAllRows function or the QueryRows function to obtain the PR_TRANSMITABLE_DISPLAY_NAME property.
 * The recipient name contains DBCS characters.

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RESOLUTION
To resolve this problem, change the custom-built MAPI application to call the HrGetOneProp (IMailuser) function or the IMailUser->GetProps function to obtain the PR_TRANSMITABLE_DISPLAY_NAME property.

Note This resolution may cause an extra remote procedure call (RPC) to the server.

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For example, use the following code example. ComPtr<IMailUser> spMailUser; hrx = spAddrBook->OpenEntry(entryId->Value.bin.cb, (LPENTRYID)entryId->Value.bin.lpb, &IID_IMailUser, 0,  &ulObjType, (IUnknown**)&spMailUser); LPSPropValue spXmitValue; hrx = HrGetOneProp(spMailUser, PR_TRANSMITABLE_DISPLAY_NAME_W, &spXmitValue);

Additional query words: EX2003 OL2002 OL2003

Keywords: kbtshoot kbprb kbsample kbemail KB923536

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