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Drag and Drop Outlook email to Dot Net Framework application?We are beta testing a new Dot Net Framework application that allows us to upload documents of different file types for online storage with each of our transactions. We can easily drag and drop email attachments to the new application, but we cannot seem to drag and drop an email msg from Outlook. I suspect this may have something to do with security. We are able to export and save the email msg as a text file, and upload that, or drag and drop text directly from the email msg but this does not transfer any header info. The drag and drop method direct to the application would be far simpler and more timesaving. We know drag and drop is a possibility, as you are able to drag and drop an email msg file to the desktop for instance. I am correct? Is this issue actually a security function to prevent malicious code troubles? Best Regards, Ellen I think drag and drop needs a directory to build the complete msg file
(in a directory). Because you don't have one, it won't work. I see two possible solutions. 1) Let the user allways save the email as msg using File|SaveAs in one typical directory (e.g. c:\myapplication\). Let your application scan this directory every minute. Once a file is discovered, it can be imported into the application. You can save all other documents (word document, Powerpoint presentation) in that directory as well.. 2) Or maybe mailtofile will help you more. This add in for Outlook let you save one (or more) email as a msg file. After saving, mailtofile can upload the file to your application. More information about mailtofile: www.mailtofile.com/en/ We did customize mailtofile to upload outlook messages to the document management software (in a Oracle database). Frank Ellen schreef: Show quoteHide quote > Hi! Please point me to the correct discussion if I am off base. > > We are beta testing a new Dot Net Framework application that allows us to > upload documents of different file types for online storage with each of our > transactions. We can easily drag and drop email attachments to the new > application, but we cannot seem to drag and drop an email msg from Outlook. > > I suspect this may have something to do with security. We are able to export > and save the email msg as a text file, and upload that, or drag and drop text > directly from the email msg but this does not transfer any header info. The > drag and drop method direct to the application would be far simpler and more > timesaving. > > We know drag and drop is a possibility, as you are able to drag and drop an > email msg file to the desktop for instance. I am correct? Is this issue > actually a > security function to prevent malicious code troubles? > > Best Regards, > Ellen Hi Frank, thanks very much for responding. I'll forward your comments to the
developer. Regards, Ellen Show quoteHide quote "frank1***@lycos.com" wrote: > I think drag and drop needs a directory to build the complete msg file > (in a directory). Because you don't have one, it won't work. > > I see two possible solutions. > 1) Let the user allways save the email as msg using File|SaveAs in one > typical directory (e.g. c:\myapplication\). Let your application scan > this directory every minute. Once a file is discovered, it can be > imported into the application. You can save all other documents (word > document, Powerpoint presentation) in that directory as well.. > > 2) Or maybe mailtofile will help you more. This add in for Outlook let > you save one (or more) email as a msg file. After saving, mailtofile > can upload the file to your application. > More information about mailtofile: www.mailtofile.com/en/ > We did customize mailtofile to upload outlook messages to the document > management software (in a Oracle database). > > Frank > > Ellen schreef: > > > Hi! Please point me to the correct discussion if I am off base. > > > > We are beta testing a new Dot Net Framework application that allows us to > > upload documents of different file types for online storage with each of our > > transactions. We can easily drag and drop email attachments to the new > > application, but we cannot seem to drag and drop an email msg from Outlook. > > > > I suspect this may have something to do with security. We are able to export > > and save the email msg as a text file, and upload that, or drag and drop text > > directly from the email msg but this does not transfer any header info. The > > drag and drop method direct to the application would be far simpler and more > > timesaving. > > > > We know drag and drop is a possibility, as you are able to drag and drop an > > email msg file to the desktop for instance. I am correct? Is this issue > > actually a > > security function to prevent malicious code troubles? > > > > Best Regards, > > Ellen > >
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