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  1. thank you very much. i know what u say. i try to do it.
  2. hi water,sorry for my bad english how strange it was. i have replace function _OL_ItemForward. but it is not OK.see the Screenshot. when i use the "_OL_ItemModify($oOL, $oOL_Item, Default, "HTMLBody=AddString"&$aOL_mybody22) " and Sent. the old html style have change. i hope to like it.
  3. i run the outlook 2007 OutlookEX 0.6.0
  4. yes,the object returned by _OL_ItemForward. i modify the "subject" and AddRecipient and sent. everything is OK. but i have no idea to modify the "Body" . i want to add some string and keep the HTML layout .
  5. i have checked BodyFormat ,the values is 2 .and the values of "Body" is right. but i can not copy the content of property "Body" to "HTMLBody". it is no error ,but the values of "HTMLBody" is also empty . Local $aOL_mybody = _OL_ItemGet($oOL, $oOL_Item,Default,"Body") _ArrayDisplay($aOL_mybody) If UBound($aOL_mybody)=2 Then Local $aOL_mybody22=$aOL_mybody[1][1] Else Return SetError(@error + 3000, @extended, 0) EndIf ConsoleWrite($aOL_mybody22) _OL_ItemModify($oOL, $oOL_Item, Default, "HTMLBody="&$aOL_mybody22) If @error <> 0 Then Return SetError(@error + 8881, @extended, 0) $aOL_Properties111 = _OL_ItemGet($oOL, $oOL_Item) _ArrayDisplay($aOL_Properties111)
  6. hi,water i found the func _OL_ItemRecipientAdd has a problem. $oOL_Recipient.Resolve If @error <> 0 Or Not $oOL_Recipient.Resolved Then Return SetError(4, $iOL_Index, 0)" now i delete them.because when i use the exchange server in my company. the $oOL_Recipient.Resolve will return an error when i _OL_ItemSend because two person has the same name. Resolve will be wrong. so i would rather write the full name email address. then the _OL_ItemSend will very OK! my outlook is 2007.
  7. hi water i think the Func _OL_ItemForward($oOL, $oOL_Item, $sOL_StoreID, $iOL_Type) $oOL_Item.Forward may be change $oOL_Item=$oOL_Item.Forward
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