Saving MHTML from the Webbrowser Object

[Kzin]

Does anyone know how I can saving MHTML from the Webbrowser to make .mht files?

I know that this is pushing things a bit but it means that apps can wrap-up whole web pages into single files which would be very useful!

[Good Dreams]

This post is old, but... does anyone knows how to do it?

[Good Dreams]

Since no one replied I'll post what I found these days. I don't know if there is some one interested in this besides Kzin. Here is what I found useful for doing this:

• Save the Last Gif for Me - How to save the images from a Web Page.
• MHTML - "This class demonstrates how to send MHTML email. It has a very simple interface which allows you to send HTML formatted email with 2 method calls."

Maybe there's a simpler way to do this instead of joining these two codes, but for now I suppose it's possible to do it just with this.

Later,

[Kzin]

Thanks David!

[Kzin]

Originally posted by Good Dreams
Since no one replied I'll post what I found these days. I don't know if there is some one interested in this besides Kzin. Here is what I found useful for doing this:

• Save the Last Gif for Me - How to save the images from a Web Page.
• MHTML - "This class demonstrates how to send MHTML email. It has a very simple interface which allows you to send HTML formatted email with 2 method calls."

Maybe there's a simpler way to do this instead of joining these two codes, but for now I suppose it's possible to do it just with this.

Later,

Looking at these further they still don't take me to where I need to be

what I need is to convert a "Source File" which might be HTML with images or with any of a range of 'embedded' media types (MP3, Shockwave etc) and save as a self contained MHTML file. You can do this manually from a browser but it does not seem to be possible using Webbrowser which is a pain as I need to do this transparently.

[FromDownUnder]

Hi,

i use this method to create a mth file (web archive) from the contents of a richtextbox which works fine...

Dim wrd As Object
Const wdFormatFilteredHTML = 9
On Error Resume Next
Kill App.path & "\YourQuote.mth"
Kill App.path & "\temprtf.rtf"

On Error GoTo 0
'save the rtf file
DoEvents
Rtb2.SaveFile App.path & "\tempRtf.rtf", 0
DoEvents
'convert the rtf file to html format using msword
Screen.MousePointer = vbHourglass
Set wrd = CreateObject("Word.Application")
wrd.Documents.Open App.path & "\tempRtf.rtf"
wrd.Documents("tempRtf.rtf").SaveAs App.path & "\YourQuote.mth", wdFormatFilteredHTML
DoEvents
wrd.Quit
Set wrd = Nothing

If you double click the saved file in windows explorer it opens in the browser just fine but if try and email it as an attachment it won't open properly if there are any images?

Can someone help with this little problem?