以编程方式配置 Outlook 邮件设置？
想知道是否有一种简单的方法可以通过编程方式向 Outlook 的邮件服务器设置添加和配置 POP3 服务器？
搜索 Google 似乎得到的结果告诉我，我必须对存储在 HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles 下的官样文章进行逆向工程。我的雇主想看看是否可以快速推出一个程序来配置我们用户的 POP3 设置（我们分布在全国各地），但到目前为止，这看起来一点也不简单。
我有 VS2008 和所有 Windows/Office 内置脚本工具可供使用，尽管我不懂 C++（只有 C、C# 和一些 web/linux 的东西，我是自学的）。
有谁知道更简单的方法来访问 Outlook 的邮件配置文件以添加或调整它们？
谢谢！
汤姆
Was wondering if there was a simple way to add and configure a POP3 server to Outlook's mail server settings programmatically?
Searching Google seems to yield results that tell me I have to reverse-engineer the gobbledygook stored under HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles. My employer wanted to see if it was possible to quickly bang out a program to configure our users' POP3 settings (we're spread out around the country) and so far this is looking anything but simple.
I have VS2008 and all the Windows/Office built-in scripting tools at my disposal, though I don't know a lick of C++ (only C, C# and some web/linux stuff, I am self-taught).
Does anyone know of a simpler way to access Outlook's mail profiles in order to add to or tweak them?
Thanks!
Tom
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Outlook 支持 PRF 文件作为添加/配置邮件帐户的方法：
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/ Library/cc179062(office.12).aspx
您可以将该文件本身分发给您的用户，或者编写一个实用程序来创建它并使用 Outlook 打开它。
Outlook supports the PRF file as a means to add/configure mail accounts:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc179062(office.12).aspx
You could distribute the file itself to your users, or write a utility to create it and open it with Outlook.
最简单的方法是创建一个 AutoIt 脚本来通过前端执行更改。这样你就不需要对任何东西进行逆向工程。这通常是最快、最简单的改变方法。脚本准备好后，编译并分发它。让最终用户运行该应用程序，然后就完成了。
The easiest approach is to create an AutoIt script to perform the changes through the front end. That way you don't need to reverse engineer anything. It's usually the quickest and easiest approach to making a change. After the script is good to go, compile it and distribute it. Have the end users run the application and they're done.