Codepage Property

Sets desired codepage MailBee will use as target codepage while decoding the message.

Some popular codepages are:

0 - (default) ANSI. Default codepage in Windows
1 - OEM/DOS
874 - Thai
932 - Japan (Shift-JIS)
936 - Simplified Chinese
949 - Korean
950 - Chinese (Big5)
1250 - Central Europe
1251 - Cyrillic (Windows)
1252 - Western Europe
1253 - Greek
1254 - Turkish
1255 - Hebrew
1256 - Arabic
1257 - Baltic
1258 - Vietnamese
50220 - Japan (JIS)
50225 - Korean (ISO)
52936 - Simplified Chinese (hz-gb-2312)
65000 - Unicode (UTF7)
65001 - Unicode (UTF8)

CodepageMode property indicates whether to ignore Codepage property setting in certain situations.

CodepageMode=0 - MailBee converts all codepages into desired Codepage
CodepageMode=1 - MailBee converts codepages automatically. Codepage property is ignored
CodepageMode=2 - MailBee converts non-Unicode codepages automatically (Codepage property is ignored). UTF7/UTF8 codepages are converted into desired Codepage

Note: This property is useful for decoding messages loaded from disk using ImportFromFile method or directly loaded through RawBody property. To set Codepage/CodepageMode for messages being received from POP3 server use Codepage/CodepageMode properties of POP3 object.

Value Type:	Long

Parameters:	None

Usage example:

Dim Msg
'Using visual basic to create object
Set Msg = CreateObject("MailBee.Message")
'Using ASP to create object
'Set Msg = Server.CreateObject("MailBee.Message")
'In ASP use Response.Write instead of MsgBox

Msg.CodepageMode = 2 ' Most web systems will use this setting
Msg.Codepage = 1251 ' Convert Unicode into Cyrillic

Msg.ImportFromFile "C:\msg_with_international_symbols.eml"
MsgBox Msg.BodyText