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This code may be useful. &nbsp;I am preferring Exchange automation vs. Outlook automation, but Outlook automation would be acceptable if I can get &quot;everyones tasks&quot;. &nbsp;I.E. if I can have an admin account with rights to everyones mail files and get all task information. &nbsp;Does the code above do that or is it just for the &quot;configured&quot; outlook account?<br />
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Thanks!
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This code may be useful.  I am preferring Exchange automation vs. Outlook automation, but Outlook automation would be acceptable if I can get "everyones tasks".  I.E. if I can have an admin account with rights to everyones mail files and get all task information.  Does the code above do that or is it just for the "configured" outlook account?

Thanks!

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I have an exchange server with 10 people using Outlook 2003. &nbsp;I would like them to use their Tasks list to prioritize and track projects. &nbsp;I would like to run a process on the exchange server that goes into the mailstore and extracts all users task information and generates a consolidated report.<br />
I prefer to code in Delphi, but .Net or a scripting technology or utility would be okay. &nbsp;The question is what's the 'easiest' way to get at this data programatically.
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I have an exchange server with 10 people using Outlook 2003.  I would like them to use their Tasks list to prioritize and track projects.  I would like to run a process on the exchange server that goes into the mailstore and extracts all users task information and generates a consolidated report.
I prefer to code in Delphi, but .Net or a scripting technology or utility would be okay.  The question is what's the 'easiest' way to get at this data programatically.

Export all Exchange users tasks to a file from the server programmatically.

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