Z
Zdravko
Hi all
does somebody know how to preview EML files in Webbrowser control
(Shell.Explorer.2) ?
Thank you
Zdravko
does somebody know how to preview EML files in Webbrowser control
(Shell.Explorer.2) ?
Thank you
Zdravko
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P
PA Bear [MS MVP]
Windows version? IE version? Is Windows LIVE Mail installed?
R
rob^_^
Hi Zd,
Inject the file contents within <pre> tags.
Regards.
Inject the file contents within <pre> tags.
Regards.
Z
Zdravko
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).
Thank you
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).
Thank you
P
PA Bear [MS MVP]
EML files should open in Outlook Express, not IE or a browser.
Z
Zdravko
Hi
is there other option?
I mean, I need to see email body inside my app.
Zdravko
is there other option?
I mean, I need to see email body inside my app.
Zdravko
R
rob^_^
Hi Zd,
There is the outlook listview control to view your outlook folders and
launch the outlook.
Inject this js snippet into a web page hosted in your WebBrowser control
document.write('<OBJECT style=\"left:200px\"
classid=\"CLSID:0006F063-0000-0000-C000-000000000046\" id=\"ViewCtlFolder\"
codebase=\"http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/office/outlctlx.CAB#ver=9,0,0,3203\"
tabIndex=\"1\" VIEWASTEXT>');
document.write('<param name=\"Namespace\" value=\"MAPI\">');
document.write('<param name=\"Folder\" value=\"Inbox\">');
document.write('<param name=\"Restriction\" value=\"\">');
document.write('<param name=\"DeferUpdate\" value=\"0\">');
document.write('</OBJECT>');
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.
There is the outlook listview control to view your outlook folders and
launch the outlook.
Inject this js snippet into a web page hosted in your WebBrowser control
document.write('<OBJECT style=\"left:200px\"
classid=\"CLSID:0006F063-0000-0000-C000-000000000046\" id=\"ViewCtlFolder\"
codebase=\"http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/office/outlctlx.CAB#ver=9,0,0,3203\"
tabIndex=\"1\" VIEWASTEXT>');
document.write('<param name=\"Namespace\" value=\"MAPI\">');
document.write('<param name=\"Folder\" value=\"Inbox\">');
document.write('<param name=\"Restriction\" value=\"\">');
document.write('<param name=\"DeferUpdate\" value=\"0\">');
document.write('</OBJECT>');
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.
P
PA Bear [MS MVP]
EML files are associated with Outlook Express, Windows Mail, and Windows
Live Mail, not Outlook (whose messages are MSG format).
Live Mail, not Outlook (whose messages are MSG format).
Z
Zdravko
Hi
many thanks for you mail.
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
many thanks for you mail.
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
Z
Zdravko
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
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
P
PA Bear [MS MVP]
Repeat after me:
1. An EML file is *not* an Outlook message and will not open in Outlook.
2. An EML file *is* an Outlook /Express/ (or Windows Mail or Windows Live
Mail) message and will open in any of those applications.
3. An Outlook message has an MSG extension.
4. Outlook and Outlook Express are /not/ the same application.
1. An EML file is *not* an Outlook message and will not open in Outlook.
2. An EML file *is* an Outlook /Express/ (or Windows Mail or Windows Live
Mail) message and will open in any of those applications.
3. An Outlook message has an MSG extension.
4. Outlook and Outlook Express are /not/ the same application.
Z
Zdravko
Hi
looks you are working in Microsoft?
I will not open EML file in Outlook. I have that file saved on my HD, and
wil preview that message.
I will not open EML file in Outlook. I have that file saved on my HD, and
wil preview that message.
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.
P
PA Bear [MS MVP]
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).
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).
Z
Zdravko
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
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
P
PA Bear [MS MVP]
WYSIWYG
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
Z
Zdravko
WYSIWYG
Hi
not sure what do you mean?
Hi
not sure what do you mean?
V
Vincenzo Di Russo [MVP]
Zdravko said:Hi
not sure what do you mean?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WYSIWYG
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Vincenzo Di Russo
MicrosoftR MVP - Most Valuable Professional since 2003
Windows Internet Explorer, Windows Desktop Experience & Security
My MVP Profile: https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Vincenzo
My Blog: http://blogs.dotnethell.it/vincent/
Z
Zdravko
Ok, but what have WYSIWYG with EML preview?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WYSIWYG
--
Vincenzo Di Russo
MicrosoftR MVP - Most Valuable Professional since 2003
Windows Internet Explorer, Windows Desktop Experience & Security
My MVP Profile: https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/Vincenzo
My Blog: http://blogs.dotnethell.it/vincent/
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