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zedekiah
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is it after
imp.DownloadEnvelopes
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after
imp.DownloadEntireMessage(env.Uid, true);
or none of the above?
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zedekiah
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How do you get the Body from the Envelope?
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Andrew
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Usually, IMAP servers mark a message as read when you completely download the message.
In order to download messages without marking them as read, fetch them via this overload of Imap.DownloadEnvelopes method:
The key is to use parts = EnvelopeParts.MessagePreview and bodyPreviewSize = -1. This will download entire messages within envelopes and should prevent setting SEEN flag. If setting bodyPreviewSize to -1 doesn't work for particular IMAP server you use (some IMAP servers have different behavior), try setting it to something way bigger than any message, say 999999999.
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In the same way as attachments. I've described it to you in this topic. In you need bodies and attachments, it's preferable to use the second approach, i.e. download envelope with message preview.
Best regards,
Andrew
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