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So you're now doing about half of what I suggested two days ago but ignoring several things that I've already told you several times. For one thing, I specifically said that that, in that SendEmail...
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So now go back to post #12 and do as suggested there.
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That's great and I applaud you. I'm more than happy to help further if you try to get it done but can't. I need to see people try though. The best way to learn is to do and I want people to learn,...
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I already have helped. You just refuse to use the help provided and expect someone to write the code for you to copy and paste. I won't be doing that. You say you want to learn. You have that...
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So when I said show us what you've done and tell us what happened, you decided that just showing us what you've done would be enough? You say that you want to learn but it doesn't necessarily seem...
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If you want to learn then show us what you tried and tell us what happened, then we can tell you what's wrong with it and help you fix it. Learning is not about getting other people to write your...
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You've already stated that you know how to do that.
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@Goggy, once more with formatting:Imports System.Net.Mail
Public Class Form1
' This will do the sending for us.
Private Client As SmtpClient
Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As...
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Firstly, doing something when the user clicks a button in a row in a DataGridView is the same no matter what it is that you want to do. You can search for that independently of anything else.
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You're trying to create a problem where there isn't one. An email address is just a String. Where that String comes from is completely irrelevant when it comes to using it. If you know how to send...
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That doesn't really answer my question. You've got three main choices when sending an email from a .NET app. They are, in increasing order of complexity:
1. Call Process.Start and pass a mailto...
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Do you know how to send an email using Outlook? Does this email even have to be sent using Outlook, or would the user's default email client (whatever that may be) be a more appropriate option?
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