I have a application that opens a pdf viewer and I would like to email the current(one in the pdf viewer) as an attachment in Outlook. I have listed the code below that opens the pdf viewer and I have listed the code to send an email with Outlook. The problem is when I code to add an Attachment I cannot see where the viewer will let me add the attachment as the current or active document.
' Here is the code that loads the document
Private Sub Button4_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button4.Click
Form5 = Nothing
Form5.Show()
I am currently working a piece of code which needs to send an attachment in the email it generates. The attachment is a PDF document. Due to requirements I am unable to save the PDF and send it, so I have had to create a memory stream attachment.
The issue I have with this is that the file size is _500KB. However save the file on my machine and it is around 370KB.
This increase in file size is unacceptable. has anyone come across this issue before? If so how have they got round the problem.
Below is the section of code.
Dim memStream As System.IO.MemoryStream = Nothing 'assign number to the PDF name Dim filename As String = req.GetAccountNumber()
I have programmed a software that send emails it has CheckedListBox1 used to add emailsand CheckedListBox2 used to add atachments to be send to selected emails from CheckedListBox1so how to send email to checked email(s) from checklistbox1 with checked attachment(s) from checklistbox2?
I am trying to Send an Email with an attachment (using Gmail) but I keep getting errors like "Operation Timed out" or Failure Sending Email". It was working earlier today but I found out that i needed to add Using statement because the email was having a file open that had to be deleted after it was sent but afterwards it doesn't work.
Here's what I have (Portion of it): Private Sub SendMailOneAttachment(ByVal un As String, ByVal pass As String, Optional ByVal smtp As String = "smtp.gmail.com") Using oAttach As Net.Mail.Attachment = New Net.Mail.Attachment((Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.LocalApplicationData) & "\" & My.Computer.Name & "_" & fName & " .zip")) Dim client As SmtpClient = New SmtpClient(smtp) [Code] .....
The ports are correct I believe, no firewall up on my PC...
How do I attach a file with a very unfriendly name (like a file with a session Id number in it) but have it attached as another name?
The file name in question has the session ID in it to avoid clashes name on the web server but when I attach it to the file, a friendlier name is preferable.
Is there a way to attach the file with the unfriendly name as another name so that when the user gets the email he can tell from the name what the content of the file is? I'd hate to have to create a unique folder just to put a non unique file name in it for the purpose of simply attaching it to an email.[code]...
Following code is to make adding an attachment to an email work. <%@ Page Language="VB" ContentType="text/html" ResponseEncoding="ISO-8859-1" Debug="true" %> <% @Import Namespace="System.Web.Mail" %> <% @Import Namespace="IO" %> <script language="vb" runat="server"> Sub btnSendEmail_Click(sender as Object, e as EventArgs) Dim objMM as New MailMessage() [Code].....
I am creating an application in ASP.Net 2.0, the user can choose the service that he want and submit the request after choosing the form and filling the needed details the user should click on the submit button, then two emails should be sent; a confirmation email to the user him/herself and a notification email to his/her direct manager to get the approval on the requested ticket.How can I send the emails using VB language?
Im making an emailng function and all works like a charm LOCALLY.But when i take it to the webserver the email attatchment is 0,0kb.. i figured it has something to do with the stream but i doesnt get any error-messages so its hard to tell.I cant use the stream on my server?Heres the code:
If FileUpload1.HasFile = True Then Dim tempFileName As String() = FileUpload1.PostedFile.FileName.Split(""c) Dim emailAttach As New Attachment(FileUpload1.PostedFile.InputStream, tempFileName(tempFileName.Length - 1))
Ive created an emmail sender , but im stuck on the attachment part.I can attach the file no problem but when i send the mail the attachment is not there.
heres my code , hope some of you guys can see whats up. Ive put the attachment code in bold
for some reason whenever I send I email via my form it double sends me the email with the attachment. but the attachment don't work (filesize: 0) at all on the repeated email. [Code]
I want to do a application that want to download the email attachments for a specific user account from the POP3 server which given by the user. For that I created a dll using VB.Net Class library, I want to use it in VB6 so I registered that class as a COM object and added into VB6 application as a COM reference, But I cant Access the functionality of the dll in VB6. Here is my vb.net class code, If anyone can try teh same and tell me some solution to solve this problem.
I downloaded AxCrypt and encrypted a pdf file. It creates an executable that self decrypts the file if the correct password is entered. This is what I need except that I have to email this self decrypting file - and we all know that exe files get blocked. Are there any self decrypting methods out there that do not use an executable file?
If you see above code you can find that there is check box functionality in my gridview. I have email address boundfield in my gridview. I want to send an email to the email addresses which are been checked in gridview.
I have a process which creates file names based on GUIDs in a particular path, in order to guarantee uniqueness. These files are then attached as a file when sending mail via System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient. The problem is I want to somehow rename the attachment name as it will appear in the email, rather than displaying the GUID. Is there a way to specify what the resulting file attachment name will be on the fly? I can't rename the phsyical file because there could be a potential for duplicates.
im trying to create a code that will email an attachment from the computer to a designated email addresswhen it is run, then deletes the original file. when i try to compile the code, i get the error " not a valid namespace" i've been using monodevelop to compile it, not sure if its any good.
Private Sub emailattach(ByVal email As String, ByVal password As String, ByVal smtp As String, ByVal port As Integer, Optional ByVal delete As Boolean = true) On Error Resume Next
I'm trying to take the image of a picturebox and email it, but instead of an attachment, I need to "reference" that image as part of the html, such as:img src=" & myPictureBox.Image & "></img>
oviously that doesn't work, but that kind of what I'm going for. what do I need to do in able to reference that image? there may possible be a LOT of images being sent in one email, so saving these images to disk first or something doesn't seem like a viable solution. The size of the images won't change either, what you see in the picturebox is what you should see in the email (they're smaller thumbnail size images)
I have designed an application. I want the user to send the attachment back to my gmail account. Does it matter which account they use inorder to send it back? I have seen lots of code from sending from a gmail account. I statrted to look at the below code THEN realised users will hae various accounts.
Private Sub Email_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Email.Click Dim mail As New MailMessage() Dim att = New Attachment("J:\vb\RizRandom\RizRandom\Results\UBM.xlsx")
<VB.Net 2008> I am trying to take a screenshot and use it as an attachment of outlook email.Is it possible to do that thru vb application when I click a button?
I'm wanting to put a menu on our application like is found in Word and Excel, File -> Send To -> Mail Recipient (As Attachment)Our requirements are to create and display the email with the attachment, just like Word and Excel do, not to send it automatically.We used to be able to save the file to the temp folder and use:Shell.Execute("mailto:my.email.com?subject=File&attachment="c: emp.txt");I've tried the &attach, &attachment in both VB.NET and C# with quotes, double quotes, etc. I've also tried System.Net.Mail but don't see anywhere that you can display the email, it only seems to be able to create and send.
When i add an attachment to my email and click send i get an error.
Error : smtp exception was unhandled Line : SmtpServer.Send(mail) Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click
I convert a SVG to canvas using canvg to an image and then vb.net client side I convert the image to bytearray() and saved it to a folder on my server so I can attached by email :
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim path = Server.MapPath("PDFs") Dim fileNameWithPath As String = path + DateTime.Now.ToString().Replace("/", "-").Replace(" ", "-").Replace(":", "") + ".jpeg" Dim fs As FileStream = New FileStream(fileNameWithPath, FileMode.Create) Dim bw As BinaryWriter = New BinaryWriter(fs) [Code] .....
This code works fine and it send the image. Actually I don't need to save this image to my server I just wanted to send it without saving, this is what I have done so far. Protected Sub emailSend_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles emailSend.Click Dim customerChoice As String = DropDownList1.Text Select Case customerChoice Case "pdf" [Code] .....
