Andrew Innes <andrewi@gnu.org> writes:

> A better solution would be to write a variant of movemail.exe that uses
> MAPI to get mail directly from the Exchange server.  When I first
> started at my current job last summer, I thought I would have to do
> this, but then found out the POP3 service was actually installed and it
> was a DNS problem stopping me from seeing it.  So I never got as far as
> writing this program, although a month before that there was some
> discussion about it.  The mail is archived here:
> 
>   http://www.egroups.com/messagesearch/ntemacs-users?query=mapi
> 
> But if you are willing to work on it (necessity and all that), then I
> can offer some help.  Even though I have POP access to Exchange, I would
> actually prefer to have direct MAPI access, because the POP service
> seems to take it upon itself to reformat messages, wrapping long lines
> and omitting some "inline" attachments, and generally doing things that
> irritate me.
> 
> We could also provide the sending part of the MAPI solution, and make
> the whole thing part of Emacs proper, if you are willing to assign
> copyright to the FSF (and get a disclaimer from your employer if
> relevant).
> 
> AndrewI
> 
> 

-- 
 							With regards, Roman.