HOWTO: Forwarding Messages Using CDO Version 1.2 (VB Sample)Last reviewed: January 8, 1998Article ID: Q178789 |
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SUMMARYThe Forward method has been added to the Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) version 1.2 library. When you use the Forward method, it may not perform as desired because the body of the message is not copied to the message to be forwarded. This behavior is by design. This article contains a Visual Basic code sample showing how to make this work.
MORE INFORMATIONThis problem stems from the fact that the Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) library only supports non-RTF (Rich Text Format) by default, but can also be extended to support RTF. This method explicitly leaves the decision up to the developer to determine how a message is to be forwarded.
'This code sample is dependent upon the CDO version 1.2 library being 'installed on the target computer. ' Dim objSession As MAPI.Session Dim objMsgColl As Messages Dim objMsg1 As Message Dim objFwdMsg As Message Private Sub Form_Load() 'Create Session and Logon. Set objSession = CreateObject("mapi.session") objSession.Logon Set objMsgColl = objSession.Inbox.Messages 'First Message. Set objMsg1 = objMsgColl.GetFirst Set objFwdMsg = objMsg1.Forward 'BEGIN objFwdMsg BODY CONSTRUCTION ' 'For RTF in the body, uncomment both of the following lines of 'code. For plain text, uncomment the first line, 'which is not really required for RTF, except that if you happen 'to forward the message to a client that cannot read RTF, populating 'this property allows that client to display the non-RTF 'variant of the body. ' 'objFwdMsg.Text = objMsg1.Text 'objFwdMsg.Fields.Add CdoPR_RTF_COMPRESSED, _ objMsg1.Fields(&H10090102).Value ' 'END objFwdMsg BODY CONSTRUCTION objFwdMsg.Recipients.Add Name:="YourRecipEmailNameHere" objFwdMsg.Recipients.Resolve objFwdMsg.Send objSession.Logoff Set objSession = Nothing Unload Me End SubNOTE: This process of copying the compressed RTF stream to the new message also works for the CDO version 1.1 library. However, version 1.1 of the CDO library does not support the Forward method, so a "Forward" would need to be emulated by copying one field at a time from the fields collection of the original message to the target message.
REFERENCESFor information on where to acquire the most recent version of the CDO library tested for client-side use, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q171440 TITLE : INFO: Where to Acquire the Active Messaging LibrariesFor additional information about Collaboration Data Objects versus Active Messaging, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q176916 TITLE : INFO: Active Messaging and Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) |
Additional query words: ActMsg OleMsg
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