First off, I would like to say that I'm sorry for having to ask a programming site where to find a download for the outlook reference (msoutl9.olb) that is supposed to be in my C: drive. but I just joined and this community is pretty helpful so I thought I would ask.
My problem come about when I try and use Dim olApp As New Outlook.Application Dim olMail As Outlook.MailItem
It tells me that I need to add references and I went to Tools and the References option was greyed out so I could not click it. I have no idea why this would happen so I googled many topics relating to references in access and vba. After about 2 hours of researching I had gotten nowhere. But I did learn that I am missing this file that is supposed to come with Microsoft Access (msoutl9.olb).
I have searched around and found nothing relating to downloading this file. Do I have to redownload Access or can anyone give me a link to download this file? Also, if there is another way to get around using the Outlook.Application portion of my code I would love to learn how.
I am needing to click a button which send some parameters to a function which opens the users default email program and creates a new message.The code I'm using does this just fine, the only problem is I cannot figure out what the parameter would be in order to attach a file.[code]
Newbie here I need to send a email with and attached file (a *.xls file) The condition is that the e-mail need to be signed and crypted. I already got a digital certificate sign (provided by Verisign). I also read something about X509Certificate2 Class on MSDN, and something about Outlook interop Model. My idea was use the Outlook Interop Model Class (from Outlook 2007) but i have no idea how to do this.
I have a requirements in "Windows form exe" that when we click on the exe, the data from the Oracle database should be exported to another Oracle database and also the data that has been exported should be emailed with excel attachments to intended recipents.
I searched but couldn't get the code as such and also i am not able to implement the functionality.
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 a database that has a table with data enterened as well as allowing attachments to be added. Most attachments are pictures added in as .bmp. My current report is generated and I open a macro to send it out in email from Outlook as a .pdf file. This report is attached as a pdf and is easily viewed when opened. attachemnts in Outlook
I need to use a web service that was provided to me and that uses SOAP with attachments as a means of communication. It also uses WS-Security 1.0 as a form of authencation (user and pass in plain text).I will be working on VB.NET and my experience with web services is very slim, and goes as far as creating a WCF web service, adding the service reference in another project thus creating a proxy class and using the methods.I have searched the internet and found that there is no native support for SwA in VB.NET, is this correct?
I am currently developing an application using VB.NET in which I am using the REST WebServices. I have been able to do the basics with REST, however, I have not been able to add an attachment (more specifically upload a file, using REST which gets attached). I have done extensive research online, but so far I have not been able to find any working examples in VB.NET. To actually upload the data I use System.Net.WebClient. The following VB.NET code does the important work:[code]As you can see, the postString is converted to bytes and then uploaded to the server. However, I do not know where or how I should be posting the raw attachment itself. The documentation for the service we are specifically using states to use a variable "attachment_ 1," which I added to the postString variable, but I am not sure what the next step should be. Should the file be converted into bytes and appended to the postBytes variable?
I'd like a free library for .NET to get attachments from an account (such as gMail, or others) via imap4 (not necessarely), and save them in a folder. Ideally it would allow me to get a list of them, and download only some given ones (filtering by extension, name, and/or size) and be free. I've already done this with a trial version of EAGetMail, but for the purpose of what i'm trying to attempt buying the unlimited version of this library isn't quite suitable (i didn't know that this functionality itself was one among the ones with limited time).
I'm using the following code: Dim cl As New Pop3Client() cl.UserName = "marcelo.f.ramires@gmail.com" cl.Password = "mypassword" cl.ServerName = "pop.gmail.com" cl.AuthenticateMode = Pop3AuthenticateMode.Pop cl.Ssl = False cl.Authenticate() //takes a while, but passes even if there's a wrong password Dim mg As Pop3Message = cl.GetMessage(1) //gives me an exception: Message = "Pop3 connection is closed"
Setting the port to 995 gives me a "Response TimeOut" exception
I need to develop a application in which I have to download all the attachments of my mail of outlook (If possible in outlook express otherwise in outlook 2000). the attachments should be download in a folder specified be me.( can be distinguishes if two attachments of two different mails are same). I m new for that one, I don't know which namespace, dll or reference should be added in my application.
I have designed an app witch consist of a button1 and checklistbox1 the button1 used to add files path to checklistbox1..[code]after that I use this code to send all files in checklistbox as attachment in email message
I have a supplier that sends me certifications for material that I purchase. We have come up with a new system where the certs will be sent to me via e-mail as attachments to a specific account I would like to automate the process so that everyday a program runs that looks for new e-mails and when it finds one, it opens it and saves the attachments to a file share. found a nice piece of code that should do what I am looking to do but it isn't working. It executes but where it should be going through the e-mails it isn't finding any. I put in a bunch of debug code and found that my program is getting a "440 Login Timeout" reply from the server when it requests a list of the e-mails in the account.
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...
I am working on a mass emailing program. I can send mass email successfully. My question is how do i add attachments? i have a label(lblAttachment), a textbox(txtAttachment) and a button(btnBrowse) on the attachment row.
Imports System Imports System.Data Imports System.Data.SqlClient
I have folowing code for adding attachment to outlook e-mail:[code]This property doesn't exist. The field u wan't to change is not correct for this type of object.
My Outlook addin checks (when user click "send") if a large attachment is attached. If so it should remove it and cancel the sending and give focus back to the user.Here's a sample of my Outlook addin code...
Private Sub ThisApplication_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, ByRef Cancel As Boolean) Handles Application.ItemSend Dim mail As Outlook.MailItem = CType(Me.Application.ActiveInspector.CurrentItem, Outlook.MailItem) For i As Integer = mail.Attachments.Count To 1 Step -1
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The active mail item still shows all the attachements.How do I get Outlook to remove all the attachments (before user sends the mail) and cancel the sending?
I'm writing a program to work with access and one of the columns is an attachment data type. I was trying to use a INSERT INTO statement however it errors and tells me that INSERT can't be used for a multivalue field. Makes sense since an attachment type will allow for multiple files however I'm stumped how to make this work. Anyone run into this and if so what's the resolve? Is there a way to make .net make this happen programmatically? The only other thing I can think to do is save the file path or copy the file to another specified location and then save that file's path. To me that's not a good workaround and I'd like to use Access for what it can do.
I am trying to extract a saved image from a database and then attach it as a image to an email. I can get the image saved into a Bitmap object but attaching it is not going so well. Here is what I got:
Dim rawData() As ByteDim byteArray() As ByteDim ad As New System.IO.MemoryStreamDim bm As Bitmap byteArray = imageData.Item("img") ' imageData is my dataread for the tablerawData = New Byte(byteArray.Length) {}
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I have tried several variations so the code might be convoluted, but basically I am putting the image into a byteArray and Bitmap (which was something added later on) but also trying use the Mail library to attach the image but also have the image referenced within the html body of the email in which it will be embedded. The attachment part seems to work - some what - but the image itself is not getting attached.
This code works fine for absolutely every mail client except Mail for OSX, which just inserts a plain grey icon titled "Mail Attachment (2.6kb)"Can anyone see what might be missing to make it work in all mail clients.??
Dim mail As New MailMessage() mail.From = New MailAddress("me@mycompany.com") mail.To.Add("tom@myaddress.com")
I am using the following code to send an email with attachments. I can send one attachment but how can I send multiple attachments?
Dim vrAttachFilePath As String = "c:usersittahaddocumentsabc.doc" If vrAttachFilePath.Length > 0 Then oMail.Attachments.Add(New Net.Mail.Attachment(vrAttachFilePath)) End If
I have mail box in Google Apps. I am trying to read the new mail's subject from and Toaddress everything and to download the attachments from the gmail account in vb.net. I tried using url... but i cannot read all the mails as well as the attachments.Can we use the python imaplib dll in vb.net
In order for my program to share information between users, the best method I could come up with is using e-mails.I have a way of sending e-mails with the appropriate attachments, but would love a way to automatically retrieve these e-mail attachments directly from the program, without the user having to go to their e-mail account, find the correct project e-mail, download the attachment and then put it in the correct folder.I had hoped that VB.Net would have a built in procedure for doing this, but it seems there's not really anything there.
I am trying to retrieve an attachment from a lotus notes email using the EmbeddedObjects array off of a NotesDocument object. In my test, I've set up an email with an attachment and am trying to process it. The HasEmbedded property of the NotesDocument object is returning true however the EmbeddedObjects array of the NotesDocument object is always nothing (null). Why is the EmbeddedObjects array always nothing?
I have been using the following code for downloading attachments from outlook to a folder.I now wanted to make it more specific for my purpose.I just want to download files with .doc and pdf type to my folder.Can some specify some way to do it
I tried using a reader to get the path name and store into a string. I then tried to open the file using Diagnostics.Process.Start(). It isn't pulling the file path name.
how to handle a single attachment being dragged from Outlook - basically this code gets the filename:
Dim fStream As Stream = DirectCast(e.Data.GetData("FileGroupDescriptor"), Stream) Dim fileGroupDescriptor(512) As Byte fStream.Read(fileGroupDescriptor, 0, 512)
I have an app that i would like to launch outlook 2007 automatically from VB2005 and insert the To, CC, Subject, Message Body and add an attachment to. Everything works great except outlook ignores the attachment completely - the file exists in the correct location - what am I missing?
