> This sounds as if there was no point at all to do anything with the
> eids. If I am not even allowed to compare two ids, how could
> they point
> at different mail items?
I'm just paraphrasing the MS docs - that property is documented as "Binary
comparable (as with memcmp): No". mapi.CompareEn
Mark Hammond wrote:
>> > The values above already *are* a hexadecimal value - you
>> > can't safely change any part of it.
>>
>> I do not want to change it. I hoped that the extracted part might be
>> enough to identify a message within one message store.
>
> That's what I meant - I should have sa
> > The values above already *are* a hexadecimal value - you
> > can't safely change any part of it.
>
> I do not want to change it. I hoped that the extracted part might be
> enough to identify a message within one message store.
That's what I meant - I should have said "you can't make any assump
