Saving web pages as mht

[Von Shean]

I have a requirement to save web pages from a different site on to my server
as mht files ...and later i would need to email them to different
recipients.

I am using c# for my development.
Email part is easy but i have no clue how to do the saving as mht thing.
can any one suggest how can this happen....?

Regards,

[Peter Rilling]

I project that I inherited at work create MHT files for web pages. The way
that our system does it is that we use the CDO object (interop) which has
facilities for creating MHT files.

Alternatively (which is how our program should be doing it), you would pull
each file from the website (using something like the HttpWebRequest class)
and package it in an MHT. I believe the MHT has a standard text format
(basically a multipart document). You could package all the content into
this file.

"Von Shean" <vo******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I have a requirement to save web pages from a different site on to my server as mht files ...and later i would need to email them to different
recipients.

I am using c# for my development.
Email part is easy but i have no clue how to do the saving as mht thing.
can any one suggest how can this happen....?

Regards,

[Von Shean]

Thanks..

I tried out what you said..i used the following code
CDO.MessageClass message = new CDO.MessageClass();

message.CreateMHTMLBody("http://www.google.com/",

CDO.CdoMHTMLFlags.cdoSuppressNone, "", "");

ADODB.Stream stream = message.GetStream();

stream.SaveToFile("fanms.mht",
ADODB.SaveOptionsEnum.adSaveCreateOverWrite);
but i keep getting 'Interface not supported at CreateMHTMLBody...

any clues to this........

Regards
"Peter Rilling" <pe***@nospam.rilling.net> wrote in message
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I project that I inherited at work create MHT files for web pages. The way that our system does it is that we use the CDO object (interop) which has
facilities for creating MHT files.

Alternatively (which is how our program should be doing it), you would pull each file from the website (using something like the HttpWebRequest class)
and package it in an MHT. I believe the MHT has a standard text format
(basically a multipart document). You could package all the content into
this file.

"Von Shean" <vo******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

I have a requirement to save web pages from a different site on to my

server

as mht files ...and later i would need to email them to different
recipients.

I am using c# for my development.
Email part is easy but i have no clue how to do the saving as mht thing.
can any one suggest how can this happen....?

Regards,