Re: Object Ada question

[AG <ang@xtra.co.nz>]

I think there was quite a bit of confusion in this thread by now (sorry I couldn't post
earlier).
To recap:
  - I was trying free downloaded version of OA - not professional.
  - As Jerry van Dijk pointed out, I was probably missing MAPI32.LIB (not .DLL).
  - That turned out to be the case. (And the .DLL file is of course in windows \system
     directory as on all W95/NT machines I've seen so far. I suppose it's installed as part

     of exchange?)

Now, I've contacted local distributor for Aonix with the original question but am still
waiting
for reply. So, could somebody who has professional version installed check if it will
compile
and link my code snippet from the first post? No need to make it run - just to make sure
professional edition got all the needed libraries. In addition to MAPI, could you also try
Winsock please?

Thank you,
AG


DPH wrote:

> You are right.  Its in the SDK.  And I _did_ download the SDK (all 500 megabytes of it)
> and I find it _is_ on my hard disk in various SDK directories.  Mystery now becomes why
> Windows Explorer didn't find it that last time I posted saying it wasn't there.  It
> found them all - this time - on my hard disk...  Duh!
>
> DPH
>
> Jerry van Dijk wrote:
>
> > DPH (rally2xs@csi.com) wrote:
> >
> > : I really hope to find out how this comes out.  I currently have OA Professional
> > : on my computer, and am a bit dismayed at the stuff I was expecting to be there
> > : that I find I have to pay more money for.  Am hoping to find that this is not yet
> > : another example of "more fees to be able to do something" with OA.  BTW, the
> > : MAPI32.dll is nowhere on my entire disk, either.
> >
> > No, I just checked the OA profesional (v7.1) CD and everything is there.
> >
> > --
> > -- Jerry van Dijk | Leiden, Holland
> > -- Team Ada       | jdijk@acm.org
> > -- see http://stad.dsl.nl/~jvandyk