EmailOptions Interface

Returns a Application object that represents the Microsoft Word application.

Determines if a series of three or more hyphens (-), equal signs (=), or underscore characters (_) are automatically replaced by a specific border line when the ENTER key is pressed.

Determines if bullet characters (such as asterisks, hyphens, and greater-than signs) are replaced with bullets from the Bullets And Numbering dialog box (Format menu) as you type.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically applies the Closing style to letter closings as you type.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically applies the Date style to dates as you type.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically replaces a space entered at the beginning of a paragraph with a first-line indent.

Determines if styles are automatically applied to headings as you type.

Determines if paragraphs are automatically formatted as numbered lists with a numbering scheme from the Bullets and Numbering dialog box (Format menu), according to what's typed.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically creates a table when you type a plus sign, a series of hyphens, another plus sign, and so on, and then press ENTER.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically starts the Letter Wizard when the user enters a letter salutation or closing.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically creates new styles based on manual formatting.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically deletes spaces inserted between Japanese and Latin text as you type.

Determines if Microsoft Word repeats character formatting applied to the beginning of a list item to the next list item.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically inserts the corresponding memo closing when the user enters a memo heading.

Determines if Microsoft Word to automatically inserts " " when the user enters "" or "".

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically corrects improperly paired parentheses.

Determines if Microsoft Word automatically corrects long vowel sounds and dashes.

Determines if typed fractions are replaced with fractions from the current character set as you type, as when "1/2" is replaced with "½."

Determines if e-mail addresses, server and share names (also known as UNC paths), and Internet addresses (also known as URLs) are automatically changed to hyperlinks as you type.

Determines if the ordinal number suffixes "st", "nd", "rd", and "th" are replaced with the same letters in superscript as you type, as when "1st" is replaced with "1" followed by "st" formatted as superscript.

Determines if manual emphasis characters are automatically replaced with character formatting as you type, as when "bold" is changed to "bold" and "underline" is changed to "underline."

Determines if straight quotation marks are automatically changed to smart (curly) quotation marks as you type.

Determines if two consecutive hyphens (--) are replaced with an en-dash (–) or an em-dash (—) as you type.

Returns a Style object that represents the style used to compose new e-mail messages.

Returns a 32-bit integer that indicates the application in which the specified object was created.

Reserved for internal use.

Reserved for internal use.

Returns a EmailSignature object that represents the signatures Microsoft Word appends to outgoing e-mail messages.

Determines if Microsoft Word saves the smart tag information in HTML e-mail messages.

Strips HTML tags that are used for opening HTML files in Microsoft Word but are not required for display.

Determines if Microsoft Word marks the user's comments in e-mail messages.

Returns or sets the string with which Microsoft Word marks comments in e-mail messages.

Specifies whether a user needs to choose a new color for reply text when replying to e-mail.

Returns an object that represents the parent object of the specified object.

Gets the Style object that represents the text attributes for e-mail messages that are sent or received using plain text.

Determines if cascading style sheets (CSS) are used for font formatting when you view a saved document in a Web browser.

Returns a Style object that represents the style used when replying to e-mail messages.

Determines if the TAB and BACKSPACE keys can be used to increase and decrease, respectively, the left indent of paragraphs and if the BACKSPACE key can be used to change right-aligned paragraphs to centered paragraphs and centered paragraphs to left-aligned paragraphs.

Returns or sets the name of the theme plus any theme formatting options to use for new e-mail messages.

Determines if new e-mail messages use the character style defined by the default e-mail message theme.

Determines if Microsoft Word uses a theme when replying to e-mail.

Reserved for internal use.