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QuestionListView Sorting Problem Pin
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Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.13-Jul-06 11:02
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QuestionSending Email with Attachment from Winform App Using Default Client Pin
smcneese13-Jul-06 10:07
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I have a Winform app that I need to be able to send an email from with attachments. I don't want to use SMTP.Client for various reasons. I want to do the equivelant of mailto: someone@somewhere.com?subject=my subject&body=this is my message. I can do this using System.Diagnostic.Process.Start("mailto: someone@somewhere.com?subject=my subject&body=this is my message"); It is not pretty, but it works. I cannot assume Outlook is installed so I cannot use office automation.

The problem is I would like to attach a file to the email window that is opened when doing this. Winzip does this when choosing "Compress and email" from their context menu. I don't know if that option only shows up if you have outlook or if it works for other clients. If it works for other clients, that is what I am trying to do.

Anybody have any ideas on how they are doing this? Can it be done to work without knowing the email client installed?

Thanks.
AnswerIf you don't want to use the API Pin
Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.13-Jul-06 10:17
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