Specifies the content types supported by the InternetMail class.
| Member Name | Description |
|---|---|
| contentUnknown | The content type is unknown. This value may be returned if the message handle is invalid, or if the file extension is unknown and the file could not be opened for read access. |
| contentDefault | The default content type. This is the same as specifying the content type contentText. |
| contentApplication | The content is application specific. Examples of this type of file would be a Microsoft Word document or an executable program. This is also the default type for files which have an unrecognized file name extension and contain binary data. |
| contentAudio | The content is audio data in one of several standard formats. Examples of this type of file would be a Windows (.wav) file or MPEG3 (.mp3) file. |
| contentImage | The content is an image data in one of several standard formats. Examples of this type of file would be a GIF or JPEG image file. |
| contentMessage | The content is an email message encapsulated within the current message. |
| contentMultipart | The content is a multipart MIME email message which contains additional message parts. For example, an email message which contains both a text message and file attachment would be identified as a multipart message. |
| contentText | The content is textual data. This is also the default type for files which have an unrecognized file name extension and contain only printable text. |
| contentVideo | The content is video data in one of several standard formats. Examples of this type of file would be a Windows (.avi) or Quicktime (.mov) video file. |
| contentWideText | The content is Unicode text. This is also the default type for files which have an unrecognized file name extension. The content must be prefixed with a byte order mark (BOM) to be recognized as Unicode text. |
Namespace: SocketTools
Assembly: SocketTools.InternetMail (in SocketTools.InternetMail.dll)