Forwarding HTML mails with Lotusscript

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[Base href="https://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/itanswers/ask_question/">[/base] Hi, I'm trying to implement a "Report as Spam" button, based on this description: http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/nd6forum.nsf/DateAllFlatweb/5fcffb9aac6241e185257132000ba1b5?OpenDocument That works fine as long as the mail contains plain text only. Forwarded HTML mails looks like on View/Show/PageSource (ASCII encoded Unicode characters and all that stuff). I assume that I have to assign the MIME type of the source mail to the forwarded mail, with something like memo.SetMIMEEntity = doc.GetMIMEEntity? However, I have no idea with the objects and syntax. Any suggestions or other ideas what could be the reason for that issue (and how to solve it)?
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Hi,

If you don´t want the message as HTML, I guess you could just copy the body item to the new document you are sending instead of copying the mime content as text. For that you´ll need something like:

dim itBody as NotesRichtextItem
set itBoddy = doc.GetFirstItem(“Body”)
call itBody.CopyItemToDocument(memo,”Body”)

in the place of:

Set mime = doc.GetMIMEEntity
If Not(mime Is Nothing) Then
Forall header In mime.HeaderObjects
Call mail.AppendText( walkmime ( mime ) ) ‘calls required function walkmime
End Forall
Call doc.CloseMIMEEntities ‘allow clean switch to using items

Like this the mail in the spn box should be just like the one the user recived.

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