PR_DISPLAY_TYPE
The
PR_DISPLAY_TYPE property contains a value used to associate an icon with a
particular row of a table.
Quick Info
Header
file: |
MAPITAGS.H |
Must be a
column in: |
Address
book contents tables, address book hierarchy tables, folder hierarchy tables,
and one-off tables |
Identifier: |
0x3900 |
Property
type: |
PT_LONG |
Property
tag: |
0x39000003 |
Remarks
The
PR_DISPLAY_TYPE property contains a long integer that facilitates special
treatment of the table entry based on its type. This special treatment
typically consists of displaying an icon, or other display element, associated
with the display type.
PR_DISPLAY_TYPE
is not used in folder contents tables. Client applications should use a message s
PR_MESSAGE_CLASS
PR_DISPLAY_TYPE
can have exactly one of the following values:
DT_AGENT
An automated
agent, such as Quote-Of-The-Day or a weather chart display.
DT_DISTLIST
A
distribution list.
DT_FOLDER
Display
default folder icon adjacent to folder.
DT_FOLDER_LINK
Display
default folder link icon adjacent to folder rather than the default folder
icon.
DT_FOLDER_SPECIAL
Display icon
for a folder with an application-specific distinction, such as a special type
of public folder.
DT_FORUM
A forum, such
as a bulletin board service or a public or shared folder.
DT_GLOBAL
A global
address book.
DT_LOCAL
A local address
book that you share with a small workgroup.
DT_MAILUSER
A typical
messaging user.
DT_MODIFIABLE
Modifiable;
the container should be denoted as modifiable in the user interface.
DT_NOT_SPECIFIC
Does not
match any of the other settings.
DT_ORGANIZATION
A special
alias defined for a large group, such as helpdesk, accounting, or blood-drive
coordinator.
DT_PRIVATE_DISTLIST
A private,
personally administered distribution list.
DT_REMOTE_MAILUSER
A recipient
known to be from a foreign or remote messaging system.
DT_WAN
A wide area
network address book.
Address book
contents tables use the DT_AGENT, DT_DISTLIST, DT_FORUM, DT_MAILUSER,
DT_ORGANIZATION, DT_PRIVATE_DISTLIST, and DT_REMOTE_MAILUSER values. Address
book hierarchy tables and one-off tables use the DT_GLOBAL, DT_LOCAL,
DT_MODIFIABLE, DT_NOT_SPECIFIC, and DT_WAN values. Folder hierarchy tables use
the DT_FOLDER, DT_FOLDER_LINK, and DT_FOLDER_SPECIAL values.
If
PR_DISPLAY_TYPE is not set, the client should assume the default type
appropriate for the table, typically DT_FOLDER, DT_LOCAL, or DT_MAILUSER.
Note All values not
documented are reserved for MAPI. Client applications must not define any new
values and must be prepared to deal with an undocumented value.