Read task

The following example shows you how to open an existing file and display some of task's properties.

C# example

using System;
using Independentsoft.Msg;

namespace Sample
{
    class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Message task = new Message("c:\\temp\\task.msg");

            Console.WriteLine("Subject: " + task.Subject);
            Console.WriteLine("StartDate: " + task.TaskStartDate);
            Console.WriteLine("EndTime: " + task.TaskDueDate);
            Console.WriteLine("Owner: " + task.Owner);
            Console.WriteLine("PercentComplete: " + task.PercentComplete);
            Console.WriteLine("TaskStatus: " + task.TaskStatus);
            Console.WriteLine("ActualWork: " + task.ActualWork);
            Console.WriteLine("TotalWork: " + task.TotalWork);
            Console.WriteLine("DateCompleted: " + task.DateCompleted);
            Console.WriteLine("Body: " + task.Body);

            Console.WriteLine("Press any key to exit.");
            Console.Read();
        }
    }
}

VB example

Imports System
Imports Independentsoft.Msg

Namespace Sample
    Class Module1
        Shared Sub Main(ByVal args As String())

            Dim task As New Message("c:\temp\task.msg")

            Console.WriteLine("Subject: " & task.Subject)
            Console.WriteLine("StartDate: " & task.TaskStartDate)
            Console.WriteLine("EndTime: " & task.TaskDueDate)
            Console.WriteLine("Owner: " & task.Owner)
            Console.WriteLine("PercentComplete: " & task.PercentComplete)
            Console.WriteLine("TaskStatus: " & task.TaskStatus.ToString())
            Console.WriteLine("ActualWork: " & task.ActualWork)
            Console.WriteLine("TotalWork: " & task.TotalWork)
            Console.WriteLine("DateCompleted: " & task.DateCompleted)
            Console.WriteLine("Body: " & task.Body)

            Console.WriteLine("Press any key to exit.")
            Console.Read()

        End Sub
    End Class
End Namespace