@sti: "Reading through the documentation, it isn't very clear on how you go about
determining if Simple/Extended MAPI is installed.
I assume it's because of the presence of outdated documentation in MSDN, but
one place it says to check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
Messaging Subsystem or win.ini for MAPI & MAPIX keys.   Another place
mentions the mapi32.dll stub library and to check
HKLM\Software\Clients\Mail.  Yet another place mentions mapisvc.inf.
Does anybody have a condensed list of the procedures by which you would
determine if Simple and/or Extended MAPI are installed?   A pointer to some
clear documentation would be just as helpful.
Thank you in advance!"
    @dmitry: "Try to load mapi32.dll and see if Simple MAPI functions are available (such
as MAPIAddress) and/or Extended MAPI function (such as MAPIInitialize or
MAPILogonEx).
Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
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