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ChilkatEmail
Represents a single email message including
any attachments.
ChilkatEmail
Properties
Header Fields Encryption Digital Signatures Multipart Related/Alternative
Mail Merge Distribution Lists Charset
Error Information
Header
Fields
(BACK)
- Body
As String read/write
- The body of the
email returned as a Unicode string. If the email contains both
HTML and plain-text bodies, this will return the plain-text
alternative. Use GetHtmlBody to retrieve
the HTML body. If the email only contains an HTML body, and
no plain-text body, this returns the HTML body. Note that this
property always returns a Unicode string, so if the email body
is internally stored in a multibyte character encoding such
as utf-8, shift-jis, iso-8859-5, etc., it is automatically converted
to Unicode and the converted string is returned. The internal
representation is not affected.(BACK)
- EmailDate
As Date read-only
- The date and time
in UTC/GMT standard. (for the local time, see LocalDate)
(BACK)
- From
As String read/write
- The sender of the
email, such as: "John Doe" <john.doe@mail.com>.
The returned string is Unicode. If the From header field contained
any Q or B encodings, these are automatically decoded and converted
to Unicode.(BACK)
- FromName
As String read/write
- The name of the
sender, such as: John Doe. The returned string is Unicode. If
the header field contained any Q or B encodings, these are automatically
decoded and converted to Unicode.(BACK)
- FromAddress
As String read/write
- The address of
the sender, such as: john.doe@mail.com (BACK)
- LocalDate
As Date read-only
- The local date/time
when the email was sent. (BACK)
- Mailer
As String read/write
- Identifies the
mail program that sent the email. By default is set to "Chilkat
Software SMTP" (BACK)
-
- NumAttachedMessages
As Long read-only
- The number of attached
email messages contained in the email. Each attached message
is a MIME sub-part with a content type of "message/rfc822".
(BACK)
- NumAttachments
As Long read-only
- The number of attachments
contained in the email. (BACK)
- NumBcc
As Long read-only
- The number of blind
carbon-copy recipients. (BACK)
- NumCC
As Long read-only
- The number of carbon-copy
recipients. (BACK)
- NumTo
As Long read-only
- The number of "to"
recipients. (BACK)
- ReplyTo
As String read/write
- The email address
used when a recipient replies. The returned string is Unicode.
If the header field contained any Q or B encodings, these are
automatically decoded and converted to Unicode.(BACK)
- ReturnReceipt
As Long read/write
- When set to 1,
causes a return receipt to be requested when the email is sent.
The default is 0. (BACK)
- Size
As Long read-only
- The size in bytes
of the email, including all parts and attachments. (BACK)
- Subject
As String read/write
- The subject of
the email returned as a Unicode string. If the header field
contained any Q or B encodings, these are automatically decoded
and converted to Unicode.(BACK)
- RawHeader
As String read/write
- The raw header
containing all the email fields not explicitly represented by
properties or methods. Only emails retrieved from a POP3 mailbox
will have a raw header. (as opposed to emails constructed from
scratch by setting properties and calling methods)
(BACK)
- Uidl
As String read-only
- This is the unique
ID assigned by the POP3 server. Emails can be retrieved or deleted
from the POP3 server via the UIDL. The header field for this
property is "X-UIDL".
(BACK)
Encryption
(BACK)
Click HERE
for additional information regarding S/MIME encryption.
IMPORTANT:
Click HERE for important
information regarding Warning Dialogs displayed by Microsoft Windows
when directly or indirectly accessing private keys.
- Decrypted
As Boolean read-only
- If the email was
received with encrypted parts, either in whole or part, this
property is TRUE if all encrypted parts were successfully decrypted.
(The ChilkatMail component automatically decrypts messages when
they are received.) (BACK)
- EncryptedBy
As String read-only
- If the email was
received in encrypted format, this property contains the details
of the certificate used to encrypt the email. (BACK)
- ReceivedEncrypted
As Boolean read-only
- True if this email
was originally received with encryption. (BACK)
- SendEncrypted
As Boolean read/write
- Set this property
to true to send an encrypted email. If this property and SendSigned
are both true, the email will be sent both encrypted and signed.
(BACK)
Digital
Signatures
(BACK)
Click HERE
for additional information regarding S/MIME encryption.
IMPORTANT:
Click HERE for important
information regarding Warning Dialogs displayed by Microsoft Windows
when directly or indirectly accessing private keys.
- ReceivedSigned
As Boolean read-only
- True if this email
was originally received with an attached digital signature.
(BACK)
- SendSigned
As Boolean read/write
- Set this property
to true to send a digitally signed email. If this property and
SendEncrypted are both true, the email will be sent both encrypted
and signed. (BACK)
- SignaturesValid
As Boolean read-only
- If the email was
received with a digital signature, this property is TRUE if
all signatures were verified to be valid. (The ChilkatMail automatically
verifies digital signatures when an email arrives.) (BACK)
- SignedBy
As String read-only
- If the email was
digitally signed, this property contains the details of the
signer. (BACK)
Multipart
Related/Alternative
(BACK)
- NumAlternatives
As Long read-only
- The number of alternative
bodies present in the email. An email that is not "multipart/alternative"
will return 0 alternatives. An email that is "multipart/alternative"
will return a number greater than or equal to 1. (BACK)
- NumRelatedItems
As Long read-only
- The number of related
items present in this email. Related items are typically image
files (JPEGs or GIFs) that are included with HTML formatted
messages with internal "CID" hyperlinks.
(BACK)
Mail
Merge
(BACK)
- NumReplacePatterns
As Long read-only
- The number of replacement
patterns defined. This is a mail-merge feature. (BACK)
Charset
(BACK)
- HtmlCharset
As String read/write
- The character encoding
of the HTML email body, such as utf-8, iso-8859-1, shift-jis,
big5, etc. To convert the HTML body to another character encoding,
simply set this property to the name of a different charset.
If the conversion fails because characters in the HTML source
have no representation in the target encoding, then nothing
will happen and the HtmlCharset property will remain unchanged.
The conversion not only converts the HTML character data, but
adds or changes the HTML meta tag that specifies the charset
within the HTML.(BACK)
- PlainTextCharset
As String read/write
- The character encoding
of the plain-text email body, such as utf-8, iso-8859-1, shift-jis,
big5, etc. To convert the plain-text body to another character
encoding, simply set this property to the name of a different
charset. If the conversion fails because characters in the source
have no representation in the target encoding, then nothing
will happen and the PlainTextCharset property will remain unchanged.
(BACK]
Distribution
Lists
(BACK)
- FileDistList
As String read/write
- Set this property
to send an email to a list of recipients stored in a plain text
file. The file format is simple: one recipient per line, no
comments allowed, blank lines are ignored. There is no need
to add "To", "CC", or "Bcc" recipients
if this property is set.
Setting this property is equivalent to adding a "CKX-FileDistList"
header field to the email. Chilkat Mail treats header fields
beginning with "CKX-" specially in that these fields
are never transmitted with the email when sent. However, CKX
fields are saved and restored when saving to XML or loading
from XML (or MIME).
When sending an email containing a "CKX-FileDistList"
header field, Chilkat Mail will read the distribution list file
and send the email to each recipient. Emails can be sent individually,
or with BCC, 100 recipients at a time. (see the ChilkatMailMan.SendIndividual
property). (BACK)
- OutlookDistList
As String read/write
- Set this property
to send an email to an Outlook distribution list. The string
format is to include the folder path and distribution list name
such as "Personal Folders/Contacts/My List". Forward
slashes should be used instead of backslashes. There is no need
to add "To", "CC", or "Bcc" recipients
if this property is set.
Setting this property is equivalent to adding a "CKX-OutlookDistList"
header field to the email. Chilkat Mail treats header fields
beginning with "CKX-" specially in that these fields
are never transmitted with the email when sent. However, CKX
fields are saved and restored when saving to XML or loading
from XML (or MIME).
When sending an email containing a "CKX-OutlookDistList"
header field, Chilkat Mail will fetch the recipients from the
Outlook distribution list and send the email to each recipient.
Emails can be sent individually or with BCC, 100 recipients
at a time. (see the ChilkatMailMan.SendIndividual
property). (BACK)
Error
Information
(BACK)
- ErrorLogHtml
As String read-only
- Error information
for the last method call formatted as HTML with "<br>"
line endings.
- ErrorLogText
As String read-only
- Error information
for the last method call formatted as plain-text with CRLF line
endings.
- ErrorLogXml
As String read-only
- Error information
for the last method call formatted as XML.
ChilkatEmail
Methods
Display
HTML and Plain-Text Email
Clone,
Reply, Forward
Adding Recipients
Attachments
Multipart-Related Items
HTML Email
XML and MIME Import/Export
Multipart Alternative
Getting/Setting Header Fields
Mail Merge
S/MIME Encryption and Certificates
AES Encryption, MIME Access, and Zip Compression
International Character Encoding (Charsets)
Display
HTML and Plain-Text Mail in a WebBrowser
(BACK)
- CreateTempMht(fileName
As String) As String
- Saves the email
to a temporary MHT file so that a WebBrowser control can navigate
to it and display it. If fileName is empty, a temporary filename
is generated and this filename is returned. If fileName is non-empty,
then that file will be created or overwritten, and the input
filename is simply returned.
The MHT file that is created will not contain any of the email's
attachments, if any existed. Also, if the email was plain-text,
the MHT file will be saved such that the plain-text is converted
to HTML using pre-formatted text (<pre> HTML tags) allowing
it to be displayed correctly in a WebBrowser.
For
more information and an example, CLICK HERE.
(BACK)
Clone,
Reply, Forward
(BACK)
- Clone()
As ChilkatEmail
- Creates an identical
duplicate ChilkatEmail object. (BACK)
- CreateForward()
As ChilkatEmail
- Returns a copy
of the ChilkatEmail object with the body and header fields changed
so that the newly created email can be forwarded. After calling
CreateForward, simply add new recipients to the created email,
and call ChilkatMailMan.SendEmail. (BACK)
- CreateReply()
As ChilkatEmail
- Returns a copy
of the ChilkatEmail object with the body and header fields changed
so that the newly created email can be sent as a reply. After
calling CreateReply, simply prepend additional information to
the body, and call ChilkatMailMan.SendEmail. (BACK)
Adding
Recipients
(BACK)
- AddBcc(name
As String, address As String) As Boolean
- Adds a recipient
to the blind carbon-copy list. address is required, but name
may be empty. Returns True if successful. (BACK)
- AddCC(name
As String, address As String) As Boolean
- Adds a recipient
to the carbon-copy list. address is required, but name may be
empty. Returns True if successful. (BACK)
- AddTo(name
As String, address As String) As Boolean
- Adds a recipient
to the "to" list. address is required, but name may
be empty. Returns True if successful. Emails that have no "To"
recipients will be sent to <undisclosed-recipients>. (BACK)
- AddMultipleBcc(commaSeparatedAddresses
As String) As Boolean
- Adds multiple recipients
to the blind carbon-copy list. The parameter is a string containing
a comma separated list of full email addresses. Returns True
if successful. (BACK)
- AddMultipleCC(commaSeparatedAddresses
As String) As Boolean
- Adds multiple recipients
to the carbon-copy list. The parameter is a string containing
a comma separated list of full email addresses. Returns True
if successful. (BACK)
- AddMultipleTo(commaSeparatedAddresses
As String) As Boolean
- Adds multiple recipients
to the "to" list. The parameter is a string containing
a comma separated list of full email addresses. Returns True
if successful. (BACK)
- ClearBcc()
- Clears the list
of blind carbon-copy recipients. (BACK)
- ClearCC()
- Clears the list
of carbon-copy recipients. (BACK)
- ClearTo()
- Clears the list
of "to" recipients. (BACK)
- GetBcc(index
As Long) As String
- Returns a blind
carbon-copy recipient. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetCC(index
As Long) As String
- Returns a carbon-copy
recipient. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetTo(index
As Long) As String
- Returns a "to"
recipient. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
Attachments
(BACK)
- AddDataAttachment(attachmentData
as Variant, fileName As String) As String
- Adds a memory buffer
as an attachment to the email. The fileName is passed in as
the name of the file that would get created if the recipient
saves the attachment to disk. Returns the MIME content-type
of the attachment, which is inferred based on the filename extension.
- AddFileAttachment(fileName
As String) As String
- Adds a file as
an attachment to the email. Returns the MIME content-type of
the attachment, which is inferred based on the filename extension.
The list of recognized extensions is hard-coded into the software,
and this list can be temporarily found here.
For extensions not on this list, use AddFileAttachment2. (BACK)
- AddFileAttachment2(fileName
As String, contentType As String)
- Same as AddFileAttachment,
but the content type can be explicitly specified. (BACK)
- DropAttachments()
- Removes all attachments
from the email.
(BACK)
- DropSingleAttachment(index
As Long) As Boolean
- Drops a single
attachment from the email. Returns True if successful. Indexing
begins at 0. (BACK)
- GenerateFilename()
As String
- Generates a unique
filename for this email. The filename will be different each
time the method is called. (BACK)
-
- GetAttachedMessage(index
As Long) As ChilkatEmail
- Retrieves one of
the emails (if any) attached to the calling email object. Indexing
begins at 0. Returns the attached email as a full email object
which may contain additional attached emails.
- GetAttachmentContentID(index
As Long) As String
- Retrieves the contentID
of an attachment. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetAttachmentData(index
As Long) As Variant
- Retrieves an attachment's
binary data. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetAttachmentFilename(index
As Long) As String
- Retrieves an attachment's
filename. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetAttachmentSize(index
As Long) As Long
- Retrieves an attachment's
size in bytes. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK
- GetAttachmentString(index
As Long) As String
- Retrieves an attachment's
data as a String. All CRLF sequences will be translated to single
newline characters. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetAttachmentStringCrLf(index
As Long) As String
- Retrieves an attachment's
data as a String. All end-of-lines will be translated to CRLF
sequences. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- SaveAllAttachments(directory
As String) As Boolean
- Save all of this
email's attachments to a directory. Return True if successful.
- SaveAttachedFile(index
As Long, directory As String) As Boolean
- Save one of the
email's attachments to a directory. Return True if successful.
Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- SetAttachmentFilename(index
As Long, fileName As String) As Boolean
- Change the filename
of one of the email attachments. Return True if successful.
Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
Multipart-Related
Items
(BACK)
- GetRelatedContentID(index
As Long) As String
- Retrieves the contentID
of a related item. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetRelatedData(index
As Long) As Variant
- Retrieves a related
item's binary data. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetRelatedFilename(index
As Long) As String
- Retrieves a related
item's filename. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetRelatedString(index
As Long) As String
- Retrieves a related
item's data as a String. All CRLF sequences will be translated
to single newline characters. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetRelatedStringCrLf(index
As Long) As String
- Retrieves a related
item's data as a String. All end-of-lines will be translated
to CRLF sequences. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
Other methods: AddRelatedContent,
SaveRelatedItem
HTML
Email
(BACK)
- AddRelatedContent(filename
As String) as String
- Adds the contents
of a file to the email and returns the Content-ID. Emails formatted
in HTML can include images with this call and internally reference
the image through a "cid" hyperlink. (ChilkatMail
fully supports the MHTML standard.) (BACK)
- AddRelatedData(data
As Variant, filename As String) as String
- Adds the contents
of a data buffer to the email and returns the Content-ID. This
data buffer would typically contain image data in GIF or JPG
format. Although the data comes from an in-memory data buffer,
a fictional filename must be provided to (1) determine the format
of the data, and (2) determine the filename if the related data
item was to be saved to disk and HTML reconstructed.
- AddHtmlAlternativeBody(body
As String)
- Sets the HTML body
of the email. Use this method if there will be multiple versions
of the body, but in different formats, such as HTML and plain
text. Otherwise, set the body by calling the SetHtmlBody method.
(BACK)
- GetHtmlBody()
As String
- Returns the body
that has the "text/html" content type. The HTML is
returned as a Unicode string.(BACK)
- SaveRelatedItem(index
as Long, directory As String) as Boolean
- Saves a related
item to a file in a directory. The NumRelatedItems property
contains the number of related items contained in the email.
The function returns TRUE if successful. Indexing begins at
0. (BACK)
- SetHtmlBody(body
As String)
- Sets the Body property,
and sets the email's content type to "text/html".
Use this method if the body is HTML, and if there are no other
alternative bodies.
(BACK)
XML,
EML, and MIME Import/Export
(BACK)
- GetMime()
As String
- Return an MIME
representation of the email.
(BACK)
- GetXml()
As String
- Return an XML representation
of the email. (BACK)
- SaveXml(filename
As String)
- Save the email
in XML format.
(BACK)
- SaveEml(filename
As String)
- Save the email
in EML (Outlook Express) format.
(BACK)
Multipart/Alternative
(BACK)
- AddPlainTextAlternativeBody(body
As String)
- Sets the plain-text
body of the email. Use this method if there will be multiple
versions of the body, but in different formats, such as HTML
and plain text. Otherwise, simply set the Body property. (BACK)
- GetAlternativeBody(index
As Long) As String
- Returns the Nth
alternative body. The NumAlternatives property tells the number
of alternative bodies present. Use the GetHtmlBody and GetPlainTextBody
methods to easily get the HTML or plain text alternative bodies.
Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetAlternativeContentType(index
As Long) As String
- Returns the content
type of the Nth alternative body. The NumAlternatives property
tells the number of alternative bodies present. Indexing begins
at 0. (BACK)
- GetPlainTextBody()
As String
- Returns the body
that has the "text/plain" content type.
The text is
returned as a Unicode string.(BACK)
Getting/Setting
Header Fields
(BACK)
- AddHeaderField(fieldName
As String, fieldValue As String) As Long
- Any standard or
non-standard (custom) header field can be added to the email
with this method. One interesting feature is that all header
fields whose name begins with "CKX-" will not be included
in the header when an email is sent. These fields will be included
when saved to or loaded from XML. This makes it easy to include
persistent meta-data with an email which your programs can use
in any way it chooses. (BACK)
- GetHeaderFieldName(index
As Long) As String
- Return the name
of the Nth header field. The NumHeaderFields() method can be
used to get the number of header fields. The GetHeaderField()
method can be used to get the value of the field given the field
name. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetHeaderField(fieldName
As String) As String
- Retrieves the value
of a header field as a Unicode string. If the header field is
B or Q encoded, it is automatically decoded, converted to Unicode,
and returned.(BACK)
- NumHeaderFields()
As Long
- Return the number
of header fields present in the email.
(BACK)
- RemoveHeaderField(fieldName
As String)
- Removes a field
from the email header. If duplicates of the field exist, all
occurances are removed. (This is also possible by calling AddHeaderField(fieldname,Nothing)
).
Mail
Merge
(BACK)
- GetReplacePattern(index
As Long) As String
- Gets one of the
replacement patterns, if any have been defined. This is a mail-merge
feature. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetReplaceString(index
As Long) As String
- Gets one of the
replacement strings, if any replacment patterns have been defined.
This is a mail-merge feature. Indexing begins at 0. (BACK)
- GetReplaceString2(pattern
As String) As String
- Gets one of the
replacement strings, if any replacment patterns have been defined.
This is a mail-merge feature.
- SetReplacePattern(pattern
As String, replaceString As String) As Boolean
- Define a replacement
pattern. When the mailman sends this email, it will first find
all occurances of each pattern and substitute the replacment
string.
(BACK)
S/MIME
Encryption and Certificates
(BACK)
- SetCSP(csp
As ChilkatCSP)
- Sets the encryption
and digital signature preferences for this email. The SendSigned
and SendEncrypted properties still need to be set to cause an
email to be sent encrypted or signed, but the ChilkatCSP
object will control the Cryptographic Service Provider used,
the key container within the CSP to be used, and the encryption/hash
algorithms. (BACK)
-
- GetEncryptCert()
As ChilkatCert
- Returns the certificate
that was previously set by SetEncryptCert. (BACK)
- GetEncryptedByCert()
As ChilkatCert
- Returns the certificate
associated with a received encrypted email. (BACK)
- GetSigningCert()
As ChilkatCert
- Returns the certificate
that was previously set by SetSigningCert. (BACK)
- GetSignedByCert()
As ChilkatCert
- Returns the certificate
associated with a received signed email. (BACK)
- SetEncryptCert(cert
As ChilkatCert)
- Explicitly sets
the certificate to be used for encryption when sending encrypted
(S/MIME) emails. (BACK)
- SetSigningCert(cert
As ChilkatCert)
- Explicitly sets
the certificate to be used for signing when sending digitally
signed (S/MIME) emails. (BACK)
AES
Encryption, Mime Access, and Zip Compression
(BACK)
- (Methods)
- AesDecrypt(password
As String)
- Decrypts and restores
an email message that was previously encrypted using AesEncrypt.
The password must match the password used for encryption. (BACK)
- AesEncrypt(password
As String)
- Encrypts the email
body, all alternative bodies, all message sub-parts and attachments
using 128-bit AES (Rijndael, CBC mode) encryption. To decrypt,
you must use the AesDecrypt method with the same password.
The AesEncrypt/Decrypt methods use symmetric password-based
greatly simplify sending and receiving encrypted emails because
certificates and public/private key issues do not have to be
dealt with. However, the sending and receiving applications
must both be using Chilkat Mail. (BACK)
- GetMimeObject()
As ChilkatMime
- Returns a Chilkat
Mime object containing the contents of the email. This method
is provided for those users that need full access to every aspect
of the MIME message, such as manipulation of the message headers
of attachments and related items contained within message subparts.
(The ChilkatMime object returned is locked, and needs to be
unlocked with a Chilkat S/MIME unlock code, which can be obtained
by purchasing a Chilkat S/MIME license.)(BACK)
- SetFromMimeObject(mimeObject
As ChilkatMime)
- Clears the current
contents of the Email object and populates it with the contents
of the mimeObject. Given that Chilkat S/MIME provides general-purpose
MIME functionality that will allow you to manipulate an email's
MIME in any way, a programmer could call GetMimeObject to convert
the email to a ChilkatMime object, make modifications, and then
convert back to a ChilkatEmail object using this method.
(BACK)
- UnzipAttachments()
- Unzips and replaces
any Zip file attachments with the expanded contents. As an example,
if an email contained a single Zip file containing 3 GIF image
files as an attachment, then after calling this method the email
would contain 3 GIF file attachments, and the Zip attachment
would be gone.
If an email contains multiple Zip file attachments, each Zip
is expanded and replaced with the contents.
(BACK)
- ZipAttachments(filename
As String)
- Replaces all the
attachments of an email with a single Zip file attachment having
the filename specified.
(BACK)
International
Character Encoding (Charsets)
(BACK)
- BEncodeBytes(byteData
As Variant, charset As String) As String
- Takes a byte array
of multibyte (non-Unicode) data and returns a Unicode B-Encoded
string.
(BACK)
- BEncodeString(unicodeString
As String, charset As String) As String
- Takes a Unicode
string, converts it to the charset specified in the 2nd parameter,
B-Encodes the converted multibyte data, and returns the encoded
Unicode string.
(BACK)
- EncodeHeader(charset
As String)
- This is a smart
and powerful method. It converts all the appropriate email header
fields to the specified charset. Fields that cannot be converted
because there is no representation in the target charset are
left unchanged. This method will convert the From, To, CC, Subject,
and ReplyTo fields. For address fields such as To, CC, etc.,
the name part of the address is Q (or B) encoded but the address
part is not. A simple way of converting an entire email to another
charset is to call EncodeHeader to convert the header fields,
and then set the HtmlCharset and
PlainTextCharset properties
to convert the email bodies.
(BACK)
- GetMbHeaderField(fieldName
As String) As Variant
- Returns a header
field's data in a byte array. If the field was Q or B encoded,
this is automatically decoded, and the raw bytes of the field
are returned. Call GetHeaderField
to retrieve the header field as a Unicode string.
(BACK)
- GetMbHtmlBody(convertToCharset
as String) As Variant
- Returns the HTML
body converted to a specified charset. If no HTML body exists,
the returned byte array is empty. The returned data will be
such that not only is the character data converted (if necessary)
to the convertToCharset, but the HTML is edited to add or modify
the META tag that specifies the charset within the HTML.
(BACK)
- GetMbPlainTextBody(convertToCharset
as String) As Variant
- Returns the plain-text
body converted to a specified charset. The return value is a
byte array containing multibyte character data.
(BACK)
- QEncodeBytes(byteData
As Variant, charset As String) As String
- Takes a byte array
of multibyte (non-Unicode) data and returns a Unicode Q-Encoded
string.
(BACK)
- QEncodeString(unicodeString
As String, charset As String) As String
- Takes a Unicode
string, converts it to the charset specified in the 2nd parameter,
Q-Encodes the converted multibyte data, and returns the encoded
Unicode string.
(BACK)
- SetMbHtmlBody(charset
as String, byteData As Variant)
- Sets the HTML email
body from a byte array containing character data in the specified
character set. This method also updates the email "content-type"
header to properly reflect the content type of the body.
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- SetMbPlainTextBody(charset
as String, byteData As Variant)
- Sets the plain-text
email body from a byte array containing character data in the
specified character set. This method also updates the email
"content-type" header to properly reflect the content
type of the body.
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- Other
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- GetFileContent(filename
As String) As String
- Reads a file and
returns the contents as a String. This is here purely for convenience.
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- UnlockComponent(unlockCode
As String)
- Added as a convenience
so the Chilkat Mail component can be unlocked without necessarily
having to create a ChilkatMailMan object and calling ChilkatMailMan.UnlockComponent.
Either one of ChilkatMailMan.UnlockComponent or ChilkatEmail.UnlockComponent
can be called once at the beginning of your program to unlock
the entire Chilkat Mail ActiveX component.
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- HasHtmlBody(
) As Long
- Returns 1 if the
email has an HTML body, otherwise returns 0.
- HasPlainTextBody(
) As Long
- Returns 1 if the
email has a plain-text body, otherwise returns 0.
- IsMultipartReport(
) As Long
- Returns 1 if the
email has a content-type of multipart/report,
which is the content-type for bounced email notifications.
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