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[ Online Examples ] |
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Intermediate |
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Advanced |
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Simple Mail Merge |
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Intermediate Mail
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Advanced Mail Merge |
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Email Web Page |
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Email A Usercontrol |
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Build a HTML Email/Newsletter with
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Send 1000's of Emails from a
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Add a DataGrid to your email with 1 line of code. |
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[ Tutorials ] |
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Building a Newsletter
Engine
Use the RapidMailer application as a kickstart for your newsletter application.
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Using aspNetEmail in VS.NET
[C#]
Use aspNetEmail and Visual Studio .NET in a C# application
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Using aspNetEmail in VS.NET
[Visual Basic]
Use aspNetEmail and Visual Studio .NET in a VB.NET application
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Send 1000s of emails from a
web page.
Ever needed to send 100s or 1000s of emails from a web page? This application will show you how.
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Tracking when an
Email is Read
This article covers various techniques for tracking when an email is read by the end user.
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Using aspNetEmail
in a COM (VB/ASP) Application
This article covers the steps for using aspNetEmail from a COM client, such as an ASP web page.
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[ Downloadable Samples ] |
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ASP.NET Samples
(VB.NET and C# included)
This archive contains most of the examples found above.
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Sample Visual Basic Winform
Application
A simple Visual Basic application contain many different examples using
aspNetEmail.
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Email a Usercontrol
C# and Visual basic source code that demonstrates how to email a usercontrol.
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Sending Email
Asynchronously
C# and Visual Basic .NET sample applications are included for sending email
asynchronously.
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Email an
Uploaded Attachment
The following code snippets will demonstrate how to upload a file to be emailed
as an attachment, without having to save the uploaded file to the hard drive.
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Forward a Message
This zip archive includes C# and VB.NET sample projects for forwarding a
message. This code sample uses aspNetMime
to parse the message, and then either send it inline, or as an attachment,
using aspNetEmail.
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Use
aspNetEmail and RichTextBox
The zip archive contains a C# and VB.NET example that lets you create a rich
HTML formatted email using the RichTextBox control. An online demo of this can
be found here.
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Use aspNetEmail to
automatically email web pages. Images can automatically be embedded,
depending upon the user's preference. An online demo of this can be found
here.
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Use aspNetEmail to send a
"Recommend This Site" email.
This C# example contains a user control and web form. It demonstrates a
"Recommend This Site" script that web surfers can use to recommend to their
friends. This example also demonstrates loading EmailMessage values from the
web.config.
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Stream attachments
from a SQL Server Database.
The following example demonstrates extracting files (a word doc, and an image)
from a SQL Server database, and adding them as attachments to an email message.
Both VB and C# code is included.
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Send a Calendar Request to
the Browser.
The following example demonstrates using the aspNetEmail.Calendaring namespace
to create a calendar entry and send to to the browser.
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Create a Meeting Request.
The following example obtains meeting request data from an ASP.NET page, and
demonstrates using the aspNetEmail.Calendaring to build the request and send it via email.
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Create a Recurring Meeting Request.
The following example obtains recurring meeting request data from an ASP.NET page, and
demonstrates using the aspNetEmail.Calendaring to build the request and send it via email.
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