Mail.Subject Property

Gets the subject of the e-mail message.

[Visual Basic]
Public Property Get Subject() As String

[Visual C++]
public: get_Subject(BSTR* pVal);

Property Value

A String value indicating the subject of the e-mail message.

Remarks

There is a tail "(Trial Version)" in subject with trial version of EAGetMail POP3 & IMAP4 ActiveX Object.

[Visual Basic 6.0, VBScript, Visual C++, Delphi] The following example demonstrates how to parse subject. To get the full samples of EAGetMail, please refer to Samples section.

[Visual Basic 6.0]
Private Sub ParseSubject()
    Dim oMail As New EAGetMailObjLib.Mail
    oMail.LicenseCode = "TryIt"
    oMail.LoadFile "c:\test.eml", True
    
    MsgBox "Subject: " & oMail.Subject

End Sub


[VBScript]
Private Sub ParseSubject()
    Dim oMail 
    Set oMail = CreateObject("EAGetMailObj.Mail")
    oMail.LicenseCode = "TryIt"
    oMail.LoadFile "c:\test.eml", True
    
    MsgBox "Subject: " & oMail.Subject

End Sub


[Visual C++]
#include "stdafx.h"
#include <windows.h>

#include "eagetmailobj.tlh"
using namespace EAGetMailObjLib;

void ParseSubject()
{
    ::CoInitialize(NULL);
    try
    {
        IMailPtr oMail;
        oMail.CreateInstance(__uuidof(EAGetMailObjLib::Mail));
        oMail->LicenseCode = _T("TryIt");
        oMail->LoadFile(_T("d:\\test.eml"), VARIANT_TRUE);

        
        _tprintf(_T("Subject: %s\r\n"), (TCHAR*)oMail->Subject);
       
    }
    catch(_com_error &ep)
    {
        _tprintf(_T("%s\r\n"), (TCHAR*)ep.Description());
    }

    ::CoUninitialize();
}


[Delphi]
procedure ParseSubject();
Var
    oMail: TMail;
begin
    oMail := TMail.Create(Application);
    oMail.LicenseCode := 'TryIt';
    oMail.LoadFile('d:\test.eml', false);

    ShowMessage('Subject: ' + oMail.Subject);
end;