Paste the excel range value as formatted rich text format into outlook body mail using VB.NET

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I have to copy the range value from an Excel sheet and paste it in Outlook mail body as formatted rich text format, Not in HTML b'cos it doesn't work in BB device, So RTF.

I have achieved HTML format as given in this below forum

http://stackoverflow.com//questions/10707491/copying-values-from-excel-to-body-of-outlook-email-vb-net[^]

But now I need to be pasted in formatted rich text format.

May be this works? Copy from Excel , Paste special with RTF in a Word, then copy from Word and paste it in Outlook mail, using VB.Net?

Experts, please help me in this regard.

Thanks
Allen

Posted 4-Apr-13 19:22pm

Joelborn

Updated 6-Apr-13 10:13am

Maciej Los

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Maciej Los 6-Apr-13 16:17pm

Copy from-to, from-to, from-to? What would it be?
Show your code to create outlook mail.
Which version of MS Outlook?

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-04-06T11:54:00

Solution 1

MailItem[^] - object which represents mail message - has 2 interesting properties:
1) RTFBody[^]
and
2) HTMLBody[^]
You can use them to create formatted mail messages.

Posted 6-Apr-13 11:54am

Maciej Los