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I'll admit I haven't looked into this at all, and I'm just hoping for a
pretty quick answer from someone who has done this. I'd like to create
an email with another email inside it (as an attachment), and possibly
the attached email will have another email attached to it, and so on
and so on. Outlook does this when you forward multiple messages at
once, and it generates a message/rfc822 MIME type when sending.
I can use MAPI or OLE (OOM). All of the emails are generated dynamicly
and are not "linked" to any existing emails in Outlook. I'd like to be
able to create one email item with possibly 100s of other mail items
inside of it and not have these other 100s of mail items show up as
seperate emails anywhere in the inbox or other folders.
When I use Outlook Spy I can see that Outlook creates Attachment
objects (IAttach) for each attached email. The OLE DisplayName
property is set to the subject, and the FileName is an MSG file
(however, the MSG file doesn't exist on my hard-drive anywhere).
Can anyone point me in the right direction or let me know what problems
I'm going to run into?
Thanks!
pretty quick answer from someone who has done this. I'd like to create
an email with another email inside it (as an attachment), and possibly
the attached email will have another email attached to it, and so on
and so on. Outlook does this when you forward multiple messages at
once, and it generates a message/rfc822 MIME type when sending.
I can use MAPI or OLE (OOM). All of the emails are generated dynamicly
and are not "linked" to any existing emails in Outlook. I'd like to be
able to create one email item with possibly 100s of other mail items
inside of it and not have these other 100s of mail items show up as
seperate emails anywhere in the inbox or other folders.
When I use Outlook Spy I can see that Outlook creates Attachment
objects (IAttach) for each attached email. The OLE DisplayName
property is set to the subject, and the FileName is an MSG file
(however, the MSG file doesn't exist on my hard-drive anywhere).
Can anyone point me in the right direction or let me know what problems
I'm going to run into?
Thanks!