" Screaming Eagles 101" <see_my_site@online.please> wrote in message
news:JeKdnQI81ZLYLaXYRVnyhA@scarlet.biz...
> How can I make my own Mail control (unvisible one) to use
> with a form ? Does anyone know where to find code ?
>
> I would like to fill in some parameters, and then send a mail, a bit like
> this :
>
> 'Button1_click...
>    Dim dllMail as Object
>    Set dllMail = CreateObject("MyDll.SendMail")
>    With dllMail
>        .SmtpAddress = "mySmtpName"
>        .SmtpPort = 25
>        .Sender = "myname"
>        .To = "to who"
>        .CC = "to as copy"
>        .BCC = "to as blind CC"
>        .Subject = "subject of the mail"
>        .BodyText = "bodytext of the mail"
>        .Attachment = "some filepath to a file"
>
>        .StartCommunication
>
>        If .SmtpState = smtpabended Then
>            'Error Logging
>        Else
>            MsgBox "Mail OK"
>        End If
>
>        Set dllMail = Nothing
>    End With
> 'end click event....
> --
> Filip
> http://www.ww2airborne.net/
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>

> "Rick" <R***@LakeValleySeed.com> schreef in bericht
> news:%23obKpIE9GHA.3348@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> > Why recreate the wheel?
> >
> > Check System.Net.Mail.MailMessage.
> >
> > I think it already does what you want and it is VERY easy to use.
> >
> > Rick
>
>
> Wow, I was still thinking VB6, that should be solved more easily now,
> thanks !
> --
> Filip
> http://www.ww2airborne.net/
> Official Site of the 101st Airborne - 463rd PFA
> skype: airborne463pfa-fiwi
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