Got it! Apparently the Display() method sets the EditorType for the Inspector object. So, instead of calling the Display() method, I can set the EditorType directly and that seems to work.


>I'm glad you're making headway :)
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>Well, you shouldn't need the display(), you should be able to do a send() instead. I just thought it would be easier to show the message...
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>What happens if you replace the oItem.display() with oItem.send()?
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>< UPDATE >
>I forgot you were trying to put these in a folder to be reviewed...but you should still be able to do a save() without the display()...
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>>Now we're talking! I think the Display() did the trick. I didn't think I needed this since I'm just saving the message in a folder and not actually showing it, but now it works. Thanks!!!
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>>>You shouldn't have to do any thing with 'Body', and I don't think there is a 'BodyFormat' property (Outlook 2000, right?).
>>>
>>>Can you post the code that you are trying?
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>>>On my system, the following code works (take spaces from beginning of HTML tags):
>>>
>>>

>>>=sendSomeMail()
>>>
>>>procedure sendSomeMail
>>>    local oOutlook, ;
>>>          oItem, ;
>>>          lcHTMLSTring
>>>
>>>    lcHTMLString = [< html>< body>Hello < b>world< /b>< /body>]
>>>
>>>    oOutlook = createobject("outlook.application")
>>>    oitem = oOutlook.createitem(0)
>>>    oitem.recipients.add("somebody@somewhere.com")
>>>    oitem.subject =  "Test HMTL message"
>>>    oitem.HTMLBody = lcHTMLString
>>>    oitem.display()
>>>    oitem = NULL
>>>    oOutlook = NULL
>>>endproc
>>>

>>>
>>>>I'm still trying to get this to work. I assume the properties I'm dealing with are Body,HTMLBody, and BodyFormat. One problem is that I don't know the constants for BodyFormat. I have a simple HTML file and when I use other utilities (wwIPStuff) to send a message, the HTML works. But with Outlook I still see just the code. Any more ideas?
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