BODYOFFSETS structure
Do not use. Holds information about the byte offsets for a body.
Syntax
typedef struct tagBODYOFFSETS {
DWORD cbBoundaryStart;
DWORD cbHeaderStart;
DWORD cbBodyStart;
DWORD cbBodyEnd;
} BODYOFFSETS, *LPBODYOFFSETS;
Members
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cbBoundaryStart
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Type: DWORD
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Contains the byte offset of the starting boundary for the body.
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cbHeaderStart
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Type: DWORD
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Contains the byte offset to the header of the body.
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cbBodyStart
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Type: DWORD
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Contains the byte offset to where the body data starts.
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cbBodyEnd
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Type: DWORD
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Contains the byte offset to where the body data ends.
Remarks
The byte offsets are relative to the source message with which the body is associated. A body does not have offsets unless the body has been saved to a message or the body was loaded from a message. To get the offsets for a body, a client would call GetOffsets or GetBodyOffsets. For MIME and RFC 822 messages, the offsets have a subtly different meaning because an RFC 822 message does not have boundaries or headers for attachments.
Requirements
| Minimum supported client |
Windows XP [desktop apps only] |
| Minimum supported server |
Windows Server 2003 [desktop apps only] |
| Product |
Outlook Express 6.0 |
| Header |
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| IDL |
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