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[ Eduardo Tavares ]
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 3:16 pm    Post subject: Ok!I got my application running but... Reply with quote



Untitled DocumentI have saved in my database that I dont receive emails with
attachments that have an extension .gif and on my outlook express I set up a
stationery that has an image .gif so my app is deleting it even if I am not
sending any attachment.

How can I cheat this problem?

I want to be able to receive emails with stationeries and not delete them
but block the attachments.

Thanks
Eduardo Tavares
Delphi Developer - ICQ:155-386-256
www.EduardoTavares.com.br


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Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 9:09 pm    Post subject: Re: Ok!I got my application running but... Reply with quote




"[ Eduardo Tavares ]" <davares (AT) earthlink (DOT) net> wrote


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I want to be able to receive emails with stationeries
and not delete them but block the attachments.

Stationaries that use images store the images as attachments. They have to,
images can't be embedded in the message content directly. What you can try
doing is seeing if the attachment has a "Content-ID" header associated with
it, and then check if that same ID appears in the stationary's content.
Assuming the stationary is HTML-based, the ID is used as the "src" attribute
for <img> tags, ie: <img src="cid:TheIDHere">


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