public class MessageParserConfig

Public Class MessageParserConfig

using System;
using MailBee;
using MailBee.Pop3Mail;
using MailBee.Mime;

class Sample
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        // Download the first message from the mail server.
        MailMessage msg = Pop3.QuickDownloadMessage("mail.domain.com", "jdoe", "secret", 1);

        // By default, MailBee does not store anything to disk during parsing messages.
        // Tell MailBee parser to save the message as message.htm file during parsing.
        msg.Parser.AutoSaveHtmlMode = HtmlMessageAutoSaving.SaveMessageHtmAndRelatedFiles;

        // By default, MailBee does not create HTML version for plain-text messages. To
        // make sure the created message.htm will not be empty in the case of plain-text
        // message, tell MailBee to create HTML version (which will then be saved as
        // message.htm file). Thus, if the message does contain HTML version, it will be
        // used. If not, MailBee will generate it.
        msg.Parser.PlainToHtmlMode = PlainToHtmlAutoConvert.IfNoHtml;

        // By default, message.htm would be saved in the current folder of the application.
        // Tell MailBee to save message.htm and related files into another location.
        msg.Parser.WorkingFolder = @"C:\Docs";

        // Apply parsing and make message.htm file be saved. Alternatively, we could have
        // just called reading msg.Subject or similar property to trigger the parser.
        // However, it would not be elegant approach. Also, Apply method will make the
        // message get reparsed if it was already parsed. This is not used in the current
        // sample but can be helpful if you need to apply different parsing settings to
        // the same message.
        msg.Parser.Apply();

        // Show the path of the folder where message.htm was saved.
        Console.WriteLine(msg.Parser.GetMessageFolder());
    }
}

Imports System
Imports MailBee
Imports MailBee.Pop3Mail
Imports MailBee.Mime

Class Sample
    Shared Sub Main(ByVal args() As String)
        ' Download the first message from the mail server.
        Dim msg As MailMessage = Pop3.QuickDownloadMessage("mail.domain.com", "jdoe", "secret", 1)

        ' By default, MailBee does not store anything to disk during parsing messages.
        ' Tell MailBee parser to save the message as message.htm file during parsing.
        msg.Parser.AutoSaveHtmlMode = HtmlMessageAutoSaving.SaveMessageHtmAndRelatedFiles

        ' By default, MailBee does not create HTML version for plain-text messages. To
        ' make sure the created message.htm will not be empty in the case of plain-text
        ' message, tell MailBee to create HTML version (which will then be saved as
        ' message.htm file). Thus, if the message does contain HTML version, it will be
        ' used. If not, MailBee will generate it.
        msg.Parser.PlainToHtmlMode = PlainToHtmlAutoConvert.IfNoHtml

        ' By default, message.htm would be saved in the current folder of the application.
        ' Tell MailBee to save message.htm and related files into another location.
        msg.Parser.WorkingFolder = "C:\Docs"

        ' Apply parsing and make message.htm file be saved. Alternatively, we could have
        ' just called reading msg.Subject or similar property to trigger the parser.
        ' However, it would not be elegant approach. Also, Apply method will make the
        ' message get reparsed if it was already parsed. This is not used in the current
        ' sample but can be helpful if you need to apply different parsing settings to
        ' the same message.
        msg.Parser.Apply()

        ' Show the path of the folder where message.htm was saved.
        Console.WriteLine(msg.Parser.GetMessageFolder())
    End Sub
End Class