For multiple attachement files for outlook email api

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I would like to write for sending Email using Outlook's api,
and I want to attach many file.
I only could use for only one file by writing the below code,
How should I write for multiple attachement file?

C#

objMail.Attachments.Add((object)fileAttachTextBox.Text,
                   Outlook.OlAttachmentType.olEmbeddeditem, 1, (object)"Attachment");

thanks,
ttds

Posted 20-Mar-13 5:57am

ttds

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ZurdoDev 20-Mar-13 12:05pm

Have you tried calling objMail.Attachments.Add() again?

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max_nowak · Answer 1 · 2013-03-20T06:29:00

Hi ttds,
I know this might sound silly now, but I recognised that your 'objMail' has the member 'Attachements', where extra emphasis is placed on the 's' after attachment. As a naive newbie to the outlook-api I would wonder if it's not possible simply to write this same statement again in order to add another attachment?

If this is not of much help, I would then suggest you to have a look at MAPIEx: which is a wrapper for the Extended Mapi by Noel Dillabough. It is implemented for both C++ and .Net, which would you enable to use it. Generally it's very well crafted and straight-forward to use.