In my last blog post on named properties, I detailed the history of named properties, how they are arranged, mapped, and how Exchange (since Exchange 2000) has created named property mappings for x...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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Do you count IMAP MUAs as an "application"?
I recieve between several hundred and several thousand emails a day from automated process using SMTP. My IMAP MUA (alpine) filters them into folders based on X-headers. Later, I view the contents of those folders and run additional searches based on those same x-headers to further trim what I want to deal with. I know that others at my organization have similar workflows, and it would be extraordinarily inconvenient (at least) should that suddenly stop working.
I recieve between several hundred and several thousand emails a day from automated process using SMTP. My IMAP MUA (alpine) filters them into folders based on X-headers. Later, I view the contents of those folders and run additional searches based on those same x-headers to further trim what I want to deal with. I know that others at my organization have similar workflows, and it would be extraordinarily inconvenient (at least) should that suddenly stop working.