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    1. COUPDATE 3: Ok now I've found a tool called EWSEditor put out by the microsoft team. This is allowing me even better options for viewing the message and it's properties. I've found that I can use this to browse the message and the attachment with better detail. Hopefully I will be able to post something shortly with this...but I believe you have to create the Sharing Invite message, create the sharing attachment, and send those. So an add'l spec to be familiar with is the [MS-OXSHRMSG] document speicification at this [link](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc425499(v=exchg.80).aspx)
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    2. COUPDATE 2: I'm updating as I make progress on this for future users searching for answers on how to do this) Using MFCMAPI, browse the message store for the sent item of the user who created the invite (of course this implies you can impersonate). You can find the message and export all properties of the message to an xml file. I am printing this out to sift through at leisure and will update if I make any more discoveries...
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    3. COUPDATE: I have been playing around with MFCMAPI so this looks to be the way to go to understand how the properties of an invite message object looks. I think I'm on the right path to being able to "construct" a sharing invite message, but the initial question remains: Is it that we can only create the object but not read the "sharing invite specific" properties via EWS?
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