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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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Thanks, Sue.
> You can use a GET but not a POST to submit the results of the HTML form to a
> web server.
OK, great, that works fine. I've got an ASP that receives the post and
generates an email back to the originator with the replies. A bit of a
round trip, but it works!
> Otherwise, you can parse the text of the incoming messages to
> read that data out of HTMLBody.
How could I collect the replies with the HTML fields embedded? If the
users click "reply", they get the form elements included in their
reply but they are not editable and appear to be in some kind of
"design mode"?
Thanks again for your help.
David
> You can use a GET but not a POST to submit the results of the HTML form to a
> web server. Otherwise, you can parse the text of the incoming messages to
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> > David.
Sue Mosher [MVP] - 29 Jan 2004 14:28 GMT
HTMLBody contains the complete tagged HTML content of the message. You'd
have to parse it either with the IE document model or by reading the raw
text. Not an easy task in either case.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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> Thanks, Sue.
>
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> > web server. Otherwise, you can parse the text of the incoming messages to
> > read that data out of HTMLBody.
> > > Attention all you Outlook 98 Gurus!
> > >
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> > > David.