Hi I am looking for general option, for XP and above, from IE 6 and above, with and without Windows LIVE. I will preview saved message inside my app. Have EML files, and will preview those files in webbrowser control (or any other which can display it). I can rename it to MHT, it works fine, but sometime encoding is not right (it can be different encoding for each EML).
Zdravko wrote: > Hi > I am looking for general option, for XP and above, from IE 6 and above, > with > and without Windows LIVE. > I will preview saved message inside my app. > Have EML files, and will preview those files in webbrowser control (or any > other which can display it). > I can rename it to MHT, it works fine, but > sometime encoding is not right (it can be different encoding for each > EML).
I am using Outlook ViewCtl for messages display (on left side of my app). Then (on Selection event) I am saving message to disc. In that moment I run code which displays saved message in Webbrowser control (on right or bottom side of my app). Now, you tell me that I put this code into Webbrowser control. At first moment, I think that that code will display Inbox Folder? I will try that but I hope that you understand that I need message (HTMLBody) of EML?
Zdravko
"rob^_^" <iecustomi...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> or you can host the control in a Windows Form. Use CreateObject.
> For further tips see the .eml file extension handler entries in your > registry.
> If you are writing your own POP server, then that is a different bag of > fish.
> Regards.
> "Zdravko" <user.clar...@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:uWH4HsGXKHA.4704@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> Hi >> is there other option? >> I mean, I need to see email body inside my app.
>> Zdravko
>>> EML files should open in Outlook Express, not IE or a browser.
Hi Ok, but I am using Redemption (http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/) to save Outlook message to MHT, or EML or HTML ... and to avoid security message.
MHT works OK, but it also includes message header's which I do not need (From: To: Subject ...) HTML works OK on Outlook 2007 because it saves images to separate folder(Outlook 2003 do not do that) EML is just what I need - without header, but with embeded images, BUT ... it will not handle encoding on proper way, like MHT do. Now, I need to find a way that message preview goes fast (if I go to remove header or go to inject some code in each message, it slow's down preview)
Zdravko wrote: > Hi > Ok, but I am using Redemption (http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/) to save > Outlook message > to MHT, or EML or HTML ... and to avoid security message.
> MHT works OK, but it also includes message header's which I do not need > (From: To: Subject ...) > HTML works OK on Outlook 2007 because it saves images to separate > folder(Outlook 2003 do not do that) > EML is just what I need - without header, but with embeded images, BUT ... > it will not handle encoding on proper way, like MHT do. > Now, I need to find a way that message preview goes fast (if I go to > remove > header or go to inject some code in each > message, it slow's down preview)
> Zdravko
>> EML files are associated with Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and Windows >> Live Mail, not Outlook (whose messages are MSG format).
>> rob^_^ wrote: >>> Hi Zd,
>>> There is the outlook listview control to view your outlook folders and >>> launch the outlook....
> 4. Outlook and Outlook Express are /not/ the same application.
> Zdravko wrote: >> Hi >> Ok, but I am using Redemption (http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/) to >> save >> Outlook message >> to MHT, or EML or HTML ... and to avoid security message.
>> MHT works OK, but it also includes message header's which I do not need >> (From: To: Subject ...) >> HTML works OK on Outlook 2007 because it saves images to separate >> folder(Outlook 2003 do not do that) >> EML is just what I need - without header, but with embeded images, BUT >> ... >> it will not handle encoding on proper way, like MHT do. >> Now, I need to find a way that message preview goes fast (if I go to >> remove >> header or go to inject some code in each >> message, it slow's down preview)
>> Zdravko
>>> EML files are associated with Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and Windows >>> Live Mail, not Outlook (whose messages are MSG format).
>>> rob^_^ wrote: >>>> Hi Zd,
>>>> There is the outlook listview control to view your outlook folders and >>>> launch the outlook....
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An EML file will not and cannot open in OL or, I suspect, any application other than OE, WinMail, or WLMail (at least not in a usable format). -- ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 2002 www.banthecheck.com
Zdravko wrote: > Hi > looks you are working in Microsoft?
>> Repeat after me:
>> 1. An EML file is *not* an Outlook message and will not open in Outlook.
> I will not open EML file in Outlook. I have that file saved on my HD, and > wil preview that message.
>> 2. An EML file *is* an Outlook /Express/ (or Windows Mail or Windows Live >> Mail) message and will open in any of those applications.
> I will not open EML file in Outlook. I have that file saved on my HD, and > wil preview that message.
>> 3. An Outlook message has an MSG extension.
>> 4. Outlook and Outlook Express are /not/ the same application.
>> Zdravko wrote: >>> Hi >>> Ok, but I am using Redemption (http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/) to >>> save >>> Outlook message >>> to MHT, or EML or HTML ... and to avoid security message.
>>> MHT works OK, but it also includes message header's which I do not need >>> (From: To: Subject ...) >>> HTML works OK on Outlook 2007 because it saves images to separate >>> folder(Outlook 2003 do not do that) >>> EML is just what I need - without header, but with embeded images, BUT >>> ... >>> it will not handle encoding on proper way, like MHT do. >>> Now, I need to find a way that message preview goes fast (if I go to >>> remove >>> header or go to inject some code in each >>> message, it slow's down preview)
>>> Zdravko
>>>> EML files are associated with Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and >>>> Windows >>>> Live Mail, not Outlook (whose messages are MSG format).
>>>> rob^_^ wrote: >>>>> Hi Zd,
>>>>> There is the outlook listview control to view your outlook folders and >>>>> launch the outlook....
Ok as you allready understand, I do not need to open EML in Outlook or Outlook express. I just need to preview EML message in Webbrowser or some other control - not in Outlook, not in Outlook Express. I will preview it inside my app.
Everything works fine if I rename EML to MHT and preview it in Webbrowser, with: WebbrowserCtrl.Navigate2("MyMhtFile.mht","") You can try yourself (rename EML to MHT and open it in Internet Explorer), or in Internet Explorer ActiveX control - Shell.Explorer.2
BUT encoding is not properly displayed if EML contain only text.
> MS MVPs neither work for nor represent Microsoft.
> No one from Microsoft monitors this newsgroup: We're all voluteers.
> An EML file will not and cannot open in OL or, I suspect, any application > other than OE, WinMail, or WLMail (at least not in a usable format). > -- > ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) > MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 2002 > www.banthecheck.com
> Zdravko wrote: >> Hi >> looks you are working in Microsoft?
>>> Repeat after me:
>>> 1. An EML file is *not* an Outlook message and will not open in Outlook.
>> I will not open EML file in Outlook. I have that file saved on my HD, and >> wil preview that message.
>>> 2. An EML file *is* an Outlook /Express/ (or Windows Mail or Windows >>> Live >>> Mail) message and will open in any of those applications.
>> I will not open EML file in Outlook. I have that file saved on my HD, and >> wil preview that message.
>>> 3. An Outlook message has an MSG extension.
>>> 4. Outlook and Outlook Express are /not/ the same application.
>>> Zdravko wrote: >>>> Hi >>>> Ok, but I am using Redemption (http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/) to >>>> save >>>> Outlook message >>>> to MHT, or EML or HTML ... and to avoid security message.
>>>> MHT works OK, but it also includes message header's which I do not need >>>> (From: To: Subject ...) >>>> HTML works OK on Outlook 2007 because it saves images to separate >>>> folder(Outlook 2003 do not do that) >>>> EML is just what I need - without header, but with embeded images, BUT >>>> ... >>>> it will not handle encoding on proper way, like MHT do. >>>> Now, I need to find a way that message preview goes fast (if I go to >>>> remove >>>> header or go to inject some code in each >>>> message, it slow's down preview)
>>>> Zdravko
>>>>> EML files are associated with Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and >>>>> Windows >>>>> Live Mail, not Outlook (whose messages are MSG format).
>>>>> rob^_^ wrote: >>>>>> Hi Zd,
>>>>>> There is the outlook listview control to view your outlook folders >>>>>> and >>>>>> launch the outlook....
Zdravko wrote: > Ok > as you allready understand, I do not need to open EML in Outlook or > Outlook > express. > I just need to preview EML message in Webbrowser or some other control - > not in Outlook, not in Outlook Express. > I will preview it inside my app.
> Everything works fine if I rename EML to MHT and preview it in Webbrowser, > with: > WebbrowserCtrl.Navigate2("MyMhtFile.mht","") > You can try yourself (rename EML to MHT and open it in Internet Explorer), > or > in Internet Explorer ActiveX control - Shell.Explorer.2
> BUT > encoding is not properly displayed if EML contain only text.
> Zdravko
>> MS MVPs neither work for nor represent Microsoft.
>> No one from Microsoft monitors this newsgroup: We're all voluteers.
>> An EML file will not and cannot open in OL or, I suspect, any application >> other than OE, WinMail, or WLMail (at least not in a usable format). >> -- >> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear) >> MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 2002 >> www.banthecheck.com
>> Zdravko wrote: >>> Hi >>> looks you are working in Microsoft?
>>>> Repeat after me:
>>>> 1. An EML file is *not* an Outlook message and will not open in >>>> Outlook.
>>> I will not open EML file in Outlook. I have that file saved on my HD, >>> and >>> wil preview that message.
>>>> 2. An EML file *is* an Outlook /Express/ (or Windows Mail or Windows >>>> Live >>>> Mail) message and will open in any of those applications.
>>> I will not open EML file in Outlook. I have that file saved on my HD, >>> and >>> wil preview that message.
>>>> 3. An Outlook message has an MSG extension.
>>>> 4. Outlook and Outlook Express are /not/ the same application.
>>>> Zdravko wrote: >>>>> Hi >>>>> Ok, but I am using Redemption (http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/) to >>>>> save >>>>> Outlook message >>>>> to MHT, or EML or HTML ... and to avoid security message.
>>>>> MHT works OK, but it also includes message header's which I do not >>>>> need >>>>> (From: To: Subject ...) >>>>> HTML works OK on Outlook 2007 because it saves images to separate >>>>> folder(Outlook 2003 do not do that) >>>>> EML is just what I need - without header, but with embeded images, BUT >>>>> ... >>>>> it will not handle encoding on proper way, like MHT do. >>>>> Now, I need to find a way that message preview goes fast (if I go to >>>>> remove >>>>> header or go to inject some code in each >>>>> message, it slow's down preview)
>>>>> Zdravko
>>>>>> EML files are associated with Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and >>>>>> Windows >>>>>> Live Mail, not Outlook (whose messages are MSG format).
>>>>>> rob^_^ wrote: >>>>>>> Hi Zd,
>>>>>>> There is the outlook listview control to view your outlook folders >>>>>>> and >>>>>>> launch the outlook....
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