"Jacques" <jacques.noah@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:43dce51e$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> i've figured out away to solve this. All i did was to search
> for '<HTML' or '<html>' in the msg body text
That is not a very effective way to handle it. You have to look at the
ContentType in order to interpret Body contents properly. If you are able
to find TIdText instances that contain <HTML> tags, then you have to be able
to find instances that have ContentType values of "text/html" as well.
> first download the msg, get the text part of it, search for the term
'html',
> if the term exist then create a textfile and put the text part of the
> message in, then change file extention to 'html' and navigate the
> browser(included in the app) to it.
You do not need a file for that. You can load the browser using a memory
block instead. Look at the IPersistStreamInit interface.
Gambit
