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Jeff
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How would I go about displaying an HTML email? I interested in the product but would like to know how to display non text emails. Would this require additional controls?
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jeff@agencynetworksolutions.com
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Jeff
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I guess I'm looking for an email editor as well. Our application currently resides in Outlook. We're getting ready to rewrite part of the app to remove it from Outlook... but, I'm going to need to provide a robust email platform. To be able to offer a good editing experience to the end user and the ability to send/recieve email, what are my options?
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Alex
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How would I go about displaying an HTML email? I interested in the product but would like
to know how to display non text emails. Would this require additional controls?
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There is no problem with displaying HTML e-mail in web application based on MailBee
products. You can also use WebBrowser control if you are developing desktop application and want HTML mails to be displayed.
You can make any HTML formatted element editable if you specify attribute "contentEditable" as shown below:
non-editable area<br>
<div contentEditable style="border: 1px solid #000; height: 200px;">editable area</div>
non-editable area
If you you assign such HTML code to WebBrowser control, part of content of WebBrowser control will become editable.
Please note, WebBrowser control is available only in Visual Studio 2005 and higher (it' also available in Visual Studio 6). In Visual Studio 2003, you can use similar controls of third-party vendors.
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I guess I'm looking for an email editor as well. Our application currently resides in
Outlook. We're getting ready to rewrite part of the app to remove it from Outlook... but,
I'm going to need to provide a robust email platform. To be able to offer a good editing
experience to the end user and the ability to send/recieve email, what are my options?
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We believe our MailBee WebMail Pro can be helpful for you. It is an email web-interface
(only Internet browser is required), which provides address book, DHTML editor (composing of HTML and plain-text messages are supported), multiple email accounts for each user and more.
We have already sent you detailed description via e-mail.
Regards,
Alex
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