kinda OT--CDO importance

[middletree]

I've been using CDO to send an email with an Intranet app I have. Can't for
the life of me remember where I got this code:

.Importance = 1 ' Normal
.BodyFormat = 1 ' Plain text
.MailFormat = 1 ' Plain text

Anyway, the boss now wants me to change the importance of the email in
certain circumstances. I guess just changing the 1 to a 2 would do the
trick, but I can't find any doc on the MSDN for this. The only thing I found
was in an ASP 2.0 article, and it said to use: objMail.Importance = cdoLow.
Since I started by using a number, I want to stay consistent, so can anyone
provide me a link to something that will tell me the what I need to know on
this?

Also, what is the difference between bodyformat and mailformat, as seen
above?

[middletree]

Never mind. I went to where I should have gone first, to asp.faq.com, and
found it. Thanks, Aaron!


"middletree" <middletree@htomail.com> wrote in message
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> I've been using CDO to send an email with an Intranet app I have. Can't

for

> the life of me remember where I got this code:
>
> .Importance = 1 ' Normal
> .BodyFormat = 1 ' Plain text
> .MailFormat = 1 ' Plain text
>
> Anyway, the boss now wants me to change the importance of the email in
> certain circumstances. I guess just changing the 1 to a 2 would do the
> trick, but I can't find any doc on the MSDN for this. The only thing I

found

> was in an ASP 2.0 article, and it said to use: objMail.Importance =

cdoLow.

> Since I started by using a number, I want to stay consistent, so can

anyone

> provide me a link to something that will tell me the what I need to know

on

> this?
>
> Also, what is the difference between bodyformat and mailformat, as seen
> above?
>
>