And don't forget to say you want multi-line messages, otherwise it will
merely give you the first line of each message.
Rolf
Am 15.09.2013 14:18, schrieb bill-lancaster:
> Oh!!!
> I thought I'd tried that and many others - sorry to waste your time.
>
> Yes - its fine.
>
>
>
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On Sat, 14 Sep 2013, wally wrote:
> Hi
>
> is there a selfexplaining, simpleand clear examplecode available using ENUM ?
> The docs example are not sufficient for my weak head.
>
Really? You use Enum as a more convenient way to declare integer constants:
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' The file permission numerical con
Oh!!!
I thought I'd tried that and many others - sorry to waste your time.
Yes - its fine.
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Le 15/09/2013 13:06, bill-lancaster a écrit :
> Print oMail.Message.Body
> gives:-
> (MimePart 0x1f1fad8)
> !
>
Look at the Data property!
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Print oMail.Message.Body
gives:-
(MimePart 0x1f1fad8)
!
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Le 15/09/2013 09:47, bill-lancaster a écrit :
> I'm struggling with this.
> For Each oMail In MailClient
>Print ; oMail.Message.Subject;; oMail.Message.Sender
> Wait
> Next
> This works fine but how to retrieve the body of the message?
>
Message.Body?
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I'm struggling with this.
For Each oMail In MailClient
Print ; oMail.Message.Subject;; oMail.Message.Sender
Wait
Next
This works fine but how to retrieve the body of the message?
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