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Many Thanks !

I ' ve found that this solution :
        TIdText(MyMsg->MessageParts, Form12->RichEdit1->Lines); // 1
        TIdText(MyMsg->MessageParts, Form12->RichEdit1->Lines); // 2
works . One of the examples I found reported it . But I must repeat the
instruction twice
or an index 0 error (?) occurs.  (Why?)

moreover, the attch works ( only a line is requested )
 TIdAttachment(MyMsg->MessageParts, "Pictures\\sample.jpg");     // basta 1
sola istruzione !

Concerning the date , I' ve canceled the row:
> >         MyMsg->Date = Now();
and leaved         MyMsg->UseNowForDate = true;
but only the date is only displayed inthe received mail
 e.g ( cut&Paste)
gioved� 10 febbraio 2005 0.00

help says that UseNowForDate is valid for time, too (?)

Grazie !
Roberto

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:420a5462$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> "Roberto Zais" <rzaiss@tiscali.it> wrote in message
> news:4209ee05$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
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> >         MyMsg->Body->Text = Form12->RichEdit1->Text;            //  ****
> > TEXT of the message !!   */
> >         MyMsg->IsEncoded = false;
> >         //TIdText(MyMsg->MessageParts, Add("***Esercizio
spedizione***"));
>
> If you are using the TIdMessage::Body property, then do not use TIdText.
If
> you use TIdText, don't use the TIdMessage::Body property.
>
> >         MyMsg->Date = Now();
>
> You already set the UseNowForDate property to true.  Setting the Date to
> Now() manaully is redundant.
>
>
> Gambit
>
>