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February 27th 06, 04:14 PM
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How can I create a MailItem that displays like a received MailItem ?
I'm creating an application that uses SQL Server to store important Emails
and I want users to be able to see their emails in a normal Outlook mail form. It's working well assigning the HTMLBody etc. from the db except that the form looks like a new email, not an existing one from a folder - i.e. Hyperlinks don't work and the To, CC and Subject entries are still amendable. Is there some way to make the email look as though it has already been sent / received? Up to now I've used: MyMailItem = olApp.CreateItem(olMailItem) MyMailItem.HTMLBody = value from db etc MyMailItem.Display Will I have to create my own type of form? Many thanks in advance. Clive Elsworth UK 
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