IMailRecipient Interface

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08/20/2015

IMailRecipient Interface

This content is no longer actively maintained. It is provided as is, for anyone who may still be using these technologies, with no warranties or claims of accuracy with regard to the most recent product version or service release. Provides properties to support mail to and from contacts. See Managing Mail Recipients for overview information.

CLSID

25150F40-5734-11d2-A593-00C04F990D8A

Extends

IDispatch

Type Library

Microsoft CDO for Exchange Management Library

DLL Implemented In

CDOEXM.DLL

Member Summary

The following table lists the properties of the IMailRecipient interface.

Name Description

Alias The Alias property specifies the alias used for e-mail address generation.

ForwardingStyle The ForwardingStyle property specifies whether e-mail is also delivered to an alternative e-mail address.

ForwardTo The ForwardTo property specifies the URL path to the recipient to which mail is forwarded.

HideFromAddressBook The HideFromAddressBook property specifies whether the recipient is displayed in the address book.

IncomingLimit The IncomingLimit property specifies the maximum size, in kilobytes, of a message sent to this recipient.

OutgoingLimit The OutgoingLimit property specifies the maximum size, in kilobytes, of a message that this user can send.

ProxyAddresses The ProxyAddresses property is a list of proxy addresses for the recipient.

RestrictedAddresses The RestrictedAddresses property specifies whether messages from the addresses listed in RestrictedAddressList are to be accepted or rejected.

RestrictedAddressList The RestrictedAddressList property specifies a list of Microsoft® Active Directory® paths of senders to be accepted or rejected.

SMTPEmail The SMTPEmail property specifies the primary SMTP address used for the recipient.

TargetAddress The TargetAddress property specifies the delivery address to which e-mail for this recipient should be sent. This property is read-only.

Name	Description
Alias	The Alias property specifies the alias used for e-mail address generation.
ForwardingStyle	The ForwardingStyle property specifies whether e-mail is also delivered to an alternative e-mail address.
ForwardTo	The ForwardTo property specifies the URL path to the recipient to which mail is forwarded.
HideFromAddressBook	The HideFromAddressBook property specifies whether the recipient is displayed in the address book.
IncomingLimit	The IncomingLimit property specifies the maximum size, in kilobytes, of a message sent to this recipient.
OutgoingLimit	The OutgoingLimit property specifies the maximum size, in kilobytes, of a message that this user can send.
ProxyAddresses	The ProxyAddresses property is a list of proxy addresses for the recipient.
RestrictedAddresses	The RestrictedAddresses property specifies whether messages from the addresses listed in RestrictedAddressList are to be accepted or rejected.
RestrictedAddressList	The RestrictedAddressList property specifies a list of Microsoft® Active Directory® paths of senders to be accepted or rejected.
SMTPEmail	The SMTPEmail property specifies the primary SMTP address used for the recipient.
TargetAddress	The TargetAddress property specifies the delivery address to which e-mail for this recipient should be sent. This property is read-only.

The following table lists the methods of the IMailRecipient interface.

Name Description

MailDisable The MailDisable method disables mail to a recipient. The recipient can be a user, folder, contact, or group.

MailEnable The MailEnable method enables a recipient to receive mail. The recipient can be a user, folder, contact, or group.

Name	Description
MailDisable	The MailDisable method disables mail to a recipient. The recipient can be a user, folder, contact, or group.
MailEnable	The MailEnable method enables a recipient to receive mail. The recipient can be a user, folder, contact, or group.

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IMailRecipient Interface

IMailRecipient Interface

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