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sending emails from outlook in asp.net using c#


Posted Date: 04 Nov 2008      Posted By: moturi       Member Level: Gold     Points: 1   Responses: 2



Hello All,

I am working with a Web application using asp.net 2.0 and c#
my problem is
i want to send emails from outlook express
i.e., if i click a button microsoft outlook express has to be opened
with the toaddress what i selected in grid in that same page
actually i know how to send emails from outlook for a default toaddress
but i want to change the toaddresses dynamically

can anyone tell me the solution for this plz
Thanks in advance





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Author: Pradeep Iyer    01 Dec 2008Member Level: DiamondRating: 2 out of 52 out of 5     Points: 6

This could get more complicated going forward depending on the site content size. If you want to sync the site immediately you have to write a

feature that captures itemadded, modified and deleted events Install and activate that feature in parent subsite. Generally features are bound to a

specific list template and you have to deploy multiple features each for a specifit list template.

Else if you have a option of creating second child site in another site collection you can make use of the content deployment feature to achieve

synchronization between the subsites. This feature is generally used to publish content from Intranet sites to internet site .

If the sites are small and may not grow large and large make use of bakup and restore. Because restore allows to overwrite the content in a site.

Regards,
Pradeep Iyer



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