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MAPI, SAPI & TAPI DEVELOPERS GUIDE

This book shows you how you can add "send," "speak," and "dial" to your Windows applications and how you can build complete, full-featured e-mail, voice, and telephony applications using Visual Basic, C++ or other VBA-compliant languages. You'll also find detailed reference information on the Messaging, Speech and Telephony API services, recommended hardware, third-party development tools, and tips on how to integrate your applications into Microsoft Exchange server. Michael Amundsen works as an IS Consulting and Training Specialist for Design- Synergy Corporation, a consulting and project management firm specializing in information technology services. He has earned Microsoft certifications for Windows, Visual Basic , SQL Server, and Microsoft Exchange Server. Mike's work takes him to sites in the US and Europe where he teaches Windows programming and helps companies develop and manage Windows-based client/server solutions.

1. Use Visual Basic to build stand-alone e-mail clients, discussion tools, mailing list managers, and e-mail agents

2. Develop e-mail forms using the Exchange Forms Designer and use C++ to create Windows Messaging Client Extensions

3. Use Visual Basic and C++ to build voice-activated Windows programs and Text- to-Speech applications

4. Learn how to create and compile speech recognition grammars and vocabularies

5. Add telephony services to Excel spreadsheets and build full-featured TAPI applications with Visual Basic, C++ and third party developer tools.

10 Minute Guide to Microsoft Exchange 5.0

PROGRAMMING WINDOWS 98/NT

By:           Victor Thims
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Presenting ActiveX

Presenting ActiveX gives you the basic information necessary to understand how Microsoft's ActiveX is transforming static Web pages into living, interactive applications. You'll learn how to use ActiveX technologies, including ActiveX Controls, Active Movies, ISAPI Filters, and VBScript, to develop new applications of your own.

ActiveX opens up an entire new world of possibilities for the Web. You'll find out about Visual J++, VBScript, ActiveVRML, and other new technologies that will add "activity" to Web pages. You'll also learn where ActiveX is going, and how it differs from Java.

Whether you're a new user, project planner, or developer, Presenting ActiveX gives you an efficient, quick introduction to the basic concepts and technical details that make ActiveX the technology that will revolutionize the Web.

Late Night ActiveX