Generated MAPI Mail Going To Outlook Instead Of Default Mail Client
May 7, 2009
I have a piece of code which sends email with an attachment from my application. The code uses MAPI to send the email. It opens up a new email message so the user can add to the email message, and then the user clicks send.The code works fine. However there is one small problem. The email that the code opens, is always in Microsoft Outlook. Sometimes the application's user has Outlook Express set up as the default client, but my application always opens the new email message in Microsoft Outlook. (Outlook 2003. In the one user's machine that has Outlook 2007, everything works fine and the email opens up in Outlook Express.)As I searched for a solution, I saw this problem posed many times in various places on the Internet, with no solution (or none that worked). I did try several suggestions which involved creating registry settings and registering some dlls.
how to send mail via .net. However I do not seemlessly want to send the mail. I want a new mail message to open and I want to attach a file that i will export from crystal. So in short, It should use outlook on the client pc, open new mail, and add attachment. The user can then type custom message, and type email addresses.
I have my setup and deployment project is set to make the mailto: links refer to my program. It works with Firefox no problem. Internet Explorer complains that "Could not perform this operation because the default mail client is not properly installed." The mailto link shows as being associated to my program in the windows default programs thing.
I need a feedback form for my site.i need the user to write there.
Mail Title Info
And then when they press send then i get a mail to my hidden mail and a confirmation is send to the user mail.I have google the web but cant find any good info about this, i know how to make the form but how do i make the codebehind !?
Do any of u pro. have a link to a great tutorial or have a code that can be used !?
Sub main(ByVal subject As String, ByVal source As String, ByVal attach As String) Dim app As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application Dim msg As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.MailItem
I am trying to find a good control for a calendar. And I do not mean a datepicker, but a calendar similar to the one in outlook or MAC Mail. The best I have found so far is this one: [URL] It is not quite what I want, but close. Anyone know of any other similar components? Preferably cheap once...
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.
i have configured my mail account to Microsoft Outlook, if i send mail from outlook it goes perfectly and a copy is stored in sent items, but when i try to send it from my vb.net windows application the mails are sent in good manner but copy of mail is not stored in sent items,
I'm very new to VB and .Net. I'm using VS Express 2010 to write an application, so far its great and I've managed to get everything working they way I want it. I'm now trying to add more advanced features, (e.g the app has some TextBox's that the user enters required information and it generates an e-mail based on a template I've coded. At the moment this just copies it to the clipboard and the user can create an e-mail and send it manually.)
I want to add the functionality for the app to automatically open up an Outlook mail and pre-populate all the information, I've managed to get this working for Outlook 2010. I done this using the following codes.
Dim MSO As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application 'Create a new Message object Dim msg As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.MailItem 'Compose the Message
I'm writing a macro in Excel to connect to a button on an MS Excel 2007spreadsheet. When clicked the button copies some data from the file and uses the data to create a new .txt file. Since the macro is creating the file I can control the file name and storage location. Once created I want to e-mail the text file to a standard e-mail address.
ActiveWorkbook.EnvelopeVisible = True With ActiveSheet.MailEnvelope .Introduction = Range("T22")
I had a requirement to gloss up an email generated from bespoke system using 'mailto' to be glossed up. I don't believe I can produce HTML message using mailto so I decided to generate the mail using System.net.Mail.mailMessage. However, as the client wants to add to the email prior to sending it on I need to send it to the client's own email, allow them to edit using their email editor and they would then forward it to the target recipientUnfortunately, the tables on forwarding are reformatted.
how i can write a realy basic e-mail program. all the program will need to do is recieve mails show the mail in a tekstbox and the subject in an other text box.or if you can tell me how i can let vb read things on my screen...
I am teaching myself vb.net and wanted to change this code to have an embedded mail.boby from a text file instead of the file attachment. Code spippet below and where I need help is mail.Body = ("tracertALL.txt") that just puts the name of the file NOT the contents of the file. This code is a CMDWrapper that runs a batch file and I want the contents of a trace route that is pipe to a file >> tracertALL.txt .
I've a scenario in which user can make a selection from a grid (having uploaded files on local folder) and when user press "send", application should open Outlook "New mail message" window having selected files as attachments (which user selected from grid).
I need to create a function which send a mail. But when I execute my sub, I have a message warning.How can I send mail without this message ? I need to send a mail to a user of my network, I use Exchange server.
I want to write a Macro or script to identify if there is any SSN like numbers in the outgoing outlook mail? The SSN format can be like 123-45-6789 or 123456789. Is it possible with outlook Macro?
Dim oApp As Outlook._Application oApp = New Outlook.Application() Dim strDest As String = "C:\Documents and Settings\kmoloney\Desktop\kmoloney" ' Create a new MailItem. Dim oMsg As Outlook._MailItem oMsg = oApp.CreateItem(Outlook.OlItemType.olMailItem) [Code] .....
When this code runs it will send the desired email but only after the user hits an "allow" button. I want to run this automatically, there will be no user to ok it. Is there a way to turn off the permission box?
Not sure if this is the right place to ask this so sorry if its wrong. I recently developed an 'In-House' Messaging system so our Receptionist has a very easy/quick way of sending phone messages to people formatted nicely and delivered to their Inbox in outlook. All the messages come from reception@our.domain and all messages are delivered to firstnamelastname@our.domain
I have an issue where emails sent out via the SmtpClient class in .NET go directly into the outlook junk mail folder (Outlook 2003 and 2007). If I send the exact same email (same body, same subject, to and from the same accounts as I use in .NET) from Outlook itself, it will come in fine and not be marked as junk mail. The only difference is the extra headers that Outlook appends to the email when it is sent directly from Outlook.
I am using the System.Net.Mail namespace to create and send email messages. Everything was working fine until a couple of QC members of our team noticed something strange.
If they send emails from within my application and then leave the application open for a while (perhaps working on other tasks on the PC), when they try and activate my application again, it appears to be hung. The CPU is not pegged and everything appears to be normal in the task manager. We narrowed it down and it appears that this issue only manifests itself when MS Outlook is also opened and connected to a server.
I was playing around with process monitor, but nothing I saw was really glaring. I actually started deleting some threads on the PC and eventually my application became usable again.
Automagically enter the distribution name in the To field and PersonA, PersonB in the CC field, the Subject and the Body all prefilled and, hopefully the user's signiture so that all the user has to do is click on send?
I'm trying to update some older software which uses the now-declared-obsolete System.Web.Mail classes.Unfortunately, I don't really know a heck of a lot about email, so I'm looking for advice.
Here is the fragment of code I'm looking at revising:
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From what I can tell, this should be configuring some kind of sending option. I can kind of work out what's going on, but I don't know how I should go about re-implementing it.It's looking like the place to be putting this stuff is now in the System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient.Credentials class, but the information in there doesn't seem to bear any resemblance to what I have here.I'm almost certain I'm making some obvious error, here, but I can't see it. Can someone tell me what I should be doing?
I'm teaching myself vb.net and found this VB.NET SMTP codeand I wanted to add a mail.cc and mail.bcc but get an error Property cc is ReadOnly.and don't know how to fix. then I found this code
Dim CC As MailAddress = New MailAddress(TextBox5.Text) 'For some reason it's required field mail.CC.Add(CC)
I'm trying to write an Office 2007 COM Add-in which will check some rules before mail is send. Below test code works but I have several warnings in VS2010
How To Design an Outlook AddIn to capture New Mail Event In Vb .net. I've been able to use code to read the number of unread email messages in an Outlook Inbox. I'm trying to design a plug-in which will be more functional and Catch whenever the SendReceive event is fired. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I am writing an outlook addin that is supposed to check for any new email messages. I am trying to attach to the send/receive action that occurs within Outlook (Either auto S/R or manual S/R). I have read on a forum online that there is no such event as a Send'Receive, how ever you can use a NewMailEvent. Can anyone demonstrate how this could be done in VB 2005/2008? I would like the Plug-In to check everytime Outlook receives new email.
