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Article #1627How Can I Preview an Email "To" Address
From: LarryJ
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2006 11:19
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2006 11:19
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I am working with the Net Master POP3 Demo that comes with BCB6.0. The demo uses the component NMPOP3 version 5.3.0 Build 1055. The demo can download the 4 summary email values, "From", "Subject", "Size" and "Message ID". I need to look at the email's "To" address but To is not part of what this component includes in its summery. Is there a way I can preview the "To" address before an email is downloaded? NMPOP31->GetSummary(StrToInt(Edit5->Text)); Edit6->Text = NMPOP31->Summary->From; Edit7->Text = NMPOP31->Summary->Subject; Edit8->Text = IntToStr(NMPOP31->Summary->Bytes); Edit9->Text = NMPOP31->Summary->MessageId; //This final line does not work. To is not part of Summary Edit10->Text = NMPOP31->Summary->To; Thanks Larry Johnson
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