`redemption64.dll` is a component of Redemption, a library commonly used in tandem with Microsoft Outlook and other Microsoft Office applications. Redemption is designed to safely access and manipulate Outlook objects in a way that circumvents the security restrictions that are often implemented when using the native Outlook programming model.
The primary purpose of Redemption is to allow developers to perform tasks that would typically trigger security prompts when using the regular Outlook API (Application Programming Interface). Such tasks might include accessing email addresses from mail items, sending emails, accessing the Body and HTMLBody properties of messages, and more. By using Redemption, developers can avoid these security prompts, making the end-user experience smoother and less intrusive.
The "64" in `redemption64.dll` indicates that this particular DLL is meant for 64-bit systems or 64-bit versions of Outlook. If a developer is working with a 32-bit version of Outlook or on a 32-bit system, there would typically be a corresponding `redemption.dll` without the "64" in its name.
If issues arise related to `redemption64.dll`, it might be due to a mismatch between the 32-bit and 64-bit versions, or the DLL might be missing or corrupted. In such cases, re-installing the associated application or the Redemption library itself can often resolve the problem.
