I would suggest using the Outlook / MS-Office connections available. There must be some FAQ on this subject like faq102-1562 only this covers a connection to Excel...
Outlook works mainly the same, so if you have any experience in VB by accident, your in luck this time. I don't have that VB experience so can't help you on exact details, but searching on google for Delphi and Outlook could get you somewhere. I found this
I can use Outlook not a problem but I want to skip this and go straight to Exchange server. I think I can do it using MAPI but I am not sure if it will be possible to handle creating meeting request/invitations etc. All the examples I have found are just sending emails.
EMAPI will go to Exchange, as will ODI. These are not trivial protocols.
One reason to go through Outlook is that you avoid all the log-in issues (assuming you turn off the Security dialogs). You can also create a "user" (we named ours Maxwell Scheduler) that is a delegate for real users' calendars so it could act as a PA.
I found a company (in Romania?) that had a lot of information and a toolkit for Exchange work.
slipstick.com is a good clearing-house for Outlook and Exchange information.
Developing Applications using Outlook 2000, CDO, Exchange, and Visual Basic by Raffaele Piemonte, Scott Jamison has useful information. I just got Rizzo's book, so I don't know how it is.
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