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Matt Emery
As some may know, ActiveSync does not download HTML email
messages to handhelds. I'm attempting to help a friend
with this problem by looking into getting Outlook 2000 to
convert HTML messages to text format.
I found what looks to be promising information at
http://www.slipstick.com/dev/code/zaphtml.htm
Because my friend has Outlook 2000 set up in Internet Mail
only mode, I was looking at that section, which starts with
an introduction that says:
"Outlook MVP Neo offers this variation for Outlook 2000
running in Internet Mail Only mode, to remove the HTML
content from the currently selected item using CDO (because
CDO does not install automatically, you may need to rerun
Outlook setup to add it).
If you want to run StripHTML automatically against all
incoming items, then you'll need to use > the same events
as for the CW version above, but modify both the ItemAdd
event handler and the StripHTML code to perform the removal
on the Item that ItemAdd passes, rather than on the
selected item."
I would like to do exactly that, run StripHTML
automatically against all incoming items, but I am not
familiar enough with VBA programing in Outlook to be able
to follow the instructions about using the same events as
for the CW version above, but modifying this&that. Help on
this would be appreciated.
Thanks
messages to handhelds. I'm attempting to help a friend
with this problem by looking into getting Outlook 2000 to
convert HTML messages to text format.
I found what looks to be promising information at
http://www.slipstick.com/dev/code/zaphtml.htm
Because my friend has Outlook 2000 set up in Internet Mail
only mode, I was looking at that section, which starts with
an introduction that says:
"Outlook MVP Neo offers this variation for Outlook 2000
running in Internet Mail Only mode, to remove the HTML
content from the currently selected item using CDO (because
CDO does not install automatically, you may need to rerun
Outlook setup to add it).
If you want to run StripHTML automatically against all
incoming items, then you'll need to use > the same events
as for the CW version above, but modify both the ItemAdd
event handler and the StripHTML code to perform the removal
on the Item that ItemAdd passes, rather than on the
selected item."
I would like to do exactly that, run StripHTML
automatically against all incoming items, but I am not
familiar enough with VBA programing in Outlook to be able
to follow the instructions about using the same events as
for the CW version above, but modifying this&that. Help on
this would be appreciated.
Thanks