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Forum Message 3 Apr 2013  
EnableSsl and MessageOutput.PickupDirectoryFromIis or MessageOutput.Directory don't fit. Use MessageOutput.SmtpServer instead.
Forum Message 2 Apr 2013  
Right, same restrictions apply as with System.Net.SmtpClient, sorry. Cheers, Norbert
Article 31 Mar 2013   license: CPOL
MailMergeLib is a SMTP mail client library. It makes use of .NET System.Net.Mail and provides comfortable mail merge capabilities. MailMergeLib corrects a number of the most annoying bugs and RFC violations that .NET 2.0 to .NET 4.0 suffer from.
.NET2.0Win2KWinXPWin2003VistaVS2005C#2.0C#3.0VS2008C#, +
Re: My vote of 5 by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 16 Nov 2012  
Thanks a lot :-O
Forum Message 2 Mar 2012  
Hi Dale, this depends on what you mean by "contents". For the mail body without attachment your option will help. If you would like to get the whole email as a Mime string, then consider using the sta
Forum Message 2 Mar 2012  
Thanks Dale. Well making it configurable would be a breeze. It's just about changing the private constants in the file TextVariableManager.cs to puplic properties. Cheers, Norbert
Really nice approach by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 17 Feb 2012  
Nice, thanks for shareing. I like it and you already did the job :). Lately I had a look at ActionMailer
Re: My vote of 5 by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 16 Feb 2012  
Thanks a lot and stay tuned. I plan to add the Razor.Engine as an additional parser option, which is really cool :)
Forum Message 9 Oct 2011  
Hi Vicente: First of all thanks for your comments. I remember that SmtpClient.Send(...) was implemented different in earlier times, so the comment seems to be out-dated. SmtpClien
Alternative by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 22 Aug 2011  
Maybe MailMergeLib would be interesting for you as well: MailMergeLib - A .NET Mail Client Library
Re: Thanks! by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 29 Jul 2011  
You're welcome! :-O
Forum Message 24 Apr 2011  
That was quite easy. Thanks for your help. using System; using System.Xml.Linq; using YAXLib; namespace CdataCustomSerialization { static class Program { ///
Forum Message 23 Apr 2011  
Great, thanks for your quick reply, I'll check that.
Forum Message 22 Apr 2011  
YAXLib makes big efforts to make the XML readable for humans. That's why I'd like to create a CData section for elements which contain HTML code. With System.Xml.XmlDocument().CreateCDataSection
Forum Message 15 Apr 2011  
Yes, setting a default content of string.Empty in case of missing files may be needed. You could achieve this behavior by setting myMailMergeMessage.TextVariableManager.FileVariabl
Forum Message 3 Apr 2011  
Thanks for sharing your workaround, which I have verfied on my system as well (same as yours but Win7 64bit). Sorry - that's another MS bug X|
Forum Message 27 Mar 2011  
Without more details on your .NET environment this is hard to figure out. I changed CulturInfo of the MailMergeMessage to "bg-BG", but no exception occurred in my case (runni
Forum Message 29 Dec 2010  
That's a bit hard to follow this way. But on a first glance it looks like the case of your field names and the placeholders don't match (e.g. EMail vs. Email). It might help to examine the Excep
Re: can't send mail~~ by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 24 Dec 2010  
It looks like you did not supply a Datasource to MailMergeMessage. In this case you cannot use SendAll - use Send instead. Please refer to the the x
Forum Message 2 Nov 2010  
Anders, After a bit of analysis I found the reason: Do not ask questions in the subject :-D If you omit the question mark everything works fine. But to be serious: The question mark should be encoded
Forum Message 20 Oct 2010  
Your statement with dates is not quite right. You could supply dates in your DataSource which could then be formatted by TextVariableManager. Here exceptions could be
Forum Message 19 Oct 2010  
Hi Chris, That's obviously a great idea, I'll take over your code snippet into the project with the next occasion. Thanks for sharing. Norbert
Forum Message 14 Oct 2010  
Hi Mike, MailMergeLib makes use of System.Net.Mail which does not allow to change the MAIL FROM header. I tried to hack it, but didn't find a way. Please see
Forum Message 5 Oct 2010  
Hi Remy, Could it be that you're running MailMergeLib as a .NET 2.0 project? If this is the case, modify the last line of CorrectSubjectEncodedWordRFC2047compliant to mailMessage
Forum Message 5 Oct 2010  
Hi Florian, This was very easy, thanks for your helping hand. I'm running VS2010 and .NET 4, so I never saw your problem "in the wild". Now here's the solution: Modify the last line of CorrectSubj
Forum Message 3 Oct 2010  
Hi Florian, "Too much bug fixing" - that's a good one :) The subject strings you have supplied in your post are both identical and not encoded in the right way. One is from Gmail, and one from M
Forum Message 3 Oct 2010  
Hi Remy, The subject encoding works under .NET 4.0 - no fix necessary IMHO. However, I notice programmers complaining that subject encoding does NOT work with standard .NET 4.0. But up to now no
Forum Message 23 Sep 2010  
Well, thanks for pointing on that. And this time you are absolutely right. The values are not added to the DataTable. Nobody noticed this before (and I don't use this method any mo
Forum Message 21 Sep 2010  
Sorry, I don't get your point. The argument for SetVariables is a Dictionary which is converted into a DataTable. There's nothing discarded...? public vo
Forum Message 9 Sep 2010  
Yep, you are right: dispose() is missing :-O. I'll publish an update shortly. Thanks for voting. - Norbert
Forum Message 8 Aug 2010  
Hi, I asked bcdssdcsdc and PepitoPerezRamos for sending me more details and a sample project by email, but no reply. With .NET 4 the issues they describe cannot be reproduced.
Forum Message 8 Aug 2010  
Hi, please see my post dated 21:12 4 Feb '10.
Forum Message 24 Jul 2010  
Hi, and thanks for your vote. Well, I checked your sample code and everything looks okay. The latin characters are encoded as you describe. This encoding ensures that latin characters show up right i
Forum Message 6 Jul 2010  
Well, there's no way to make it work with implicit SSL. I'll include the bug in my list with the next update of the article. Thanks for giving me the link. Norbert
MailMerge by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 2 Jul 2010  
Thanks for this article. For mail merge just have a look at MailMergeLib - A .NET Mail Client Library. I'm sure you will like it :-D
Forum Message 2 Jul 2010  
Hi William, Thanks for pointing on one more bug of System.Net.Mail: a) Long file names are improperly wrapped in the header section of the attachment. b) When this occurs depends on
Forum Message 23 Jun 2010  
Sure you can :) What you would like to achieve is one of the main benefits of MailMergeLib, and my article covers the "how to" in section Message Body: 1. Assgin you html conte
Re: VS 2005 version? by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 18 Jun 2010  
Please see my reply 2 posts further down.
Forum Message 7 Jun 2010  
Mails with TransferEncoding.QuotedPrintable and lines staring with a dot are now properly fixed by Bugfixer also under .NET 2.0. I sent an update of the library to CodeProje
Re: Problem with html mail by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 22 May 2010  
Hi - based on your description this is not easy to tell (which .NET version, bugfixing turned on/off...). But still: It seems that it has to do with the "first dot removal issue" of .NET up to version
Forum Message 12 May 2010  
Yes you are absolutely right. I'm publishing MailMergeLib as code I'm using for my own projects, and I've just switched to VS2010 now. I have no plans to supporting older versions in the
Forum Message 7 May 2010  
Hi - I see. What was trying to say is: Give MailMergeLib a try, because 1. I think that with the two Return-Path headers your individual header is the second occurrence, so the
Forum Message 4 May 2010  
System.Net.Mail will insert a Return-Path based on the the from address if the mail is delivered via SMTP. If you add your own Headers.Add("return-path", ...) there will be
Resume Download for Huge Files by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 2 May 2010  
Anyone who liked this article (like I did), may be interested in this post on asp.net[
Forum Message 30 Apr 2010  
Hi, I'm ready to help, if you provide a little more details. Your problem may be connected with the sample project: The sample program will through an exception because of a missing attachment "cron_l
Re: Not send many email address by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 30 Apr 2010  
Hi To get started please go through the article once again and see comments in the sample project for how the different AddressTypes can be used. Your problem may be: As soon as you add one address o
Re: Wow by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 31 Mar 2010  
Yep, great stuff - exactly as BigTuna described it :)
Windows API NetFileEnum by Norbert Bietsch
Forum Message 18 Mar 2010  
Nice tool. Instead of reading the console output of openfiles.exe it would be a bit smarter (and even more simple) to use the Windows API function which is also used by openfiles.exe:
Forum Message 17 Mar 2010  
Hi Annet, This is not implemented in the current version, but it really would make sense for general usage (I didn't need it up to now). It would be only a few lines of code to add. If you'd like to
Forum Message 11 Mar 2010  
Hi, and thanks for sharing this issue with anti-virus software. Strange enough that this only occurs with RFC2045 compliant content :) Generally that's not special to MailMergeLib. The developers of
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