As Michael said you just use Item.Body to read the entire body as one long
string. Then use InStr or some other string function to look for what you
want.

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"gamename" wrote in message
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Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
You have to parse Item.Body to see if the string is in there no matter
what
you do.

So, you're saying that I have to read Item.Body line-by-line, and look
in each string for a substring . There is no separate method to simply
verify that a certain string does or does not exist somewhere inside of
Item.Body. Correct?