Accessing Internet Headers

[john bailo]

I am trying to write a c# program to access Outlook internet headers for
messages in a public folder.

When I look at these messages in Outlook, and select View/Options, there is
information in the Internet Headers scrollbox.

BUT -- when i run the Visual Basic code ( so far this is the only documented
method I have found, so I'm converting it to c# ) found here:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194870

It throws an error saying the MAPI_E_NOT_FOUN D, i.e., the property doesn't
exist.

YET -- this code works on other mail in my Inbox.

Other articles tell me that the Outlook.MailIte m does not contain access to
the Internet Headers so I am using the MAPI object in CDO -- but, as I said,
some emails do not allow the headers to display.
Since I can see the headers in Outlook, shouldn't the Outlook Object Model
allow me to access them ?

[Dmitry Streblechenko]

PR_TRANSPORT_ME SSAGE_HEADERS is only available on the messages received from
the internet. Look at the same message using MdbView or OutlookSpy, do you
see this property?

Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
http://www.dimastr.com/
OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO
and MAPI Developer Tool
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I am trying to write a c# program to access Outlook internet headers for
messages in a public folder.

When I look at these messages in Outlook, and select View/Options, there is information in the Internet Headers scrollbox.

BUT -- when i run the Visual Basic code ( so far this is the only documented method I have found, so I'm converting it to c# ) found here:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194870

It throws an error saying the MAPI_E_NOT_FOUN D, i.e., the property doesn't
exist.

YET -- this code works on other mail in my Inbox.

Other articles tell me that the Outlook.MailIte m does not contain access to the Internet Headers so I am using the MAPI object in CDO -- but, as I said, some emails do not allow the headers to display.
Since I can see the headers in Outlook, shouldn't the Outlook Object Model
allow me to access them ?