I'm a VB developer. If I want to call Outlook or Outlook Express to open a compose window with a (long) message body with line feeds and everything, I can create a temporary file that is then launched by O/OE. I create a .eml file and then run this with the associated program (either Outlook or Outlook Express).
A .eml file looks something like this: ---------------------------------------- From: David Tenser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Subject: whatever X-Priority: 3 X-Unsent: 1 this is the message body... blah blah blah blah blah. ---------------------------------------- However, if I register Mozilla as the default email client, it still starts Outlook Express when running a command like this: ShellExecute "Open", "C:\tmp.eml" In other words, Mozilla doesn't support or register the .eml file type. I have no problem with that, but my real question is: How can I do the same with Mozilla? How can I call a compose window with full specs (such as sender, receiver, message body, priority, etc.)? What is the *proper* way of doing this, so it works with whatever email app? / David
