Exchange 2007 Mailbox Permissions (Without Powershell Cmdlets)

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Is there a way to grant a user "Full Mailbox Access" to a users mailbox without using the Exchange Management Shell components?

Wanting to grant the access remotely but without having to deploy powershell and the EMS components. I'm working in C# (.Net 3.5) with Exchange Server 2007 SP1.

Any comments or suggestions are greatly appreciated.

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