Export MHT without sender information?

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This is my code…


Dim opt As New MsgLoadOptions()
Dim msg As MailMessage = MailMessage.Load(mailPath + “email.msg”, opt)
msg.Save(mailPath + “email.mht”, SaveOptions.DefaultMhtml)


When I open up the mht file, I can see the sender (name, date etc). Is it possible to hide this when saving?

I load the MHT file into a webbrowsercontrol and I only want to show the html body.

Thanks
2

Hi,


Thank you for posting your inquiry.

You can use the MhtSaveOptions to avoid writing email headers to output MHTML. Please have a look at the following code sample and let us know if we could be of any additional help to you in this regard.

Sample Code

MailMessage eml = MailMessage.Load(“828929\Re- AFT good progress[16].eml”);

MhtSaveOptions options = new MhtSaveOptions();
options.MhtFormatOptions = MhtFormatOptions.None;

eml.Save(“828929\Re- AFT good progress[16].mhtml”, options);
3

Super - perfect! Thanks.

4

Is it possible to load a MailMessage (MSG) with inline images and show it in a DotNet WebBrowserControl without having to save it as MHT file first (and then load the MHT file in the WebBrowserControl)?


Thanks.
5

Hi,


You can save the MailMessage to MemoryStream (using the overloaded version of Save method) and then load the stream in browser as byte array. A simple search on Google resulted in this help over StackOverflow and will be sufficient for your requirements. Please let us know if you need any further assistance in this regard.
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Cool thanks!

This worked...

Dim message As MailMessage = MailMessage.Load("email.msg")
Using msgStream As New MemoryStream
Dim opt As New HtmlSaveOptions
message.Save(msgStream, opt)
msgStream.Position = 0
Dim arr As Byte() = msgStream.ToArray
web.DocumentStream = New MemoryStream(arr)
End Using

:)
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You are welcome.