Re: From my VB 2005 express Form. Want to send EMail
- From: Professor Yonce <ProfessorYonce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 2 Dec 2006 19:41:00 -0800
Yes RobinS.. It worked. Thank You, Thank You.
I put the Imports line above the Public Class statement just like you said.
I sent three e-mails as planned and Its the very first time I saw that program
work as I planned. Wow! I never knew that before. It Build fine. No errors.
I just saw one little problem I am trying to send the contents of the
TextBox.Text.
It went okay but I also wanted to add one more ListBox.Items to send also.
The + between the two did not work. How can I add the TextBox.Text plus the
ListBox.Items to go in the e-mail? Thanks.
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Professor Yonce, Retired commercial pilot. Also retired college department
Director and Professor. Presently a Communications Consultant and Developer.
"RobinS" wrote:
The imports have to be above the Public Class statement..
Does that help?
Robin S.
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"Professor Yonce" <ProfessorYonce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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I have made form for E-Mail. I have entered code but the Import system does
not work. It has squiggly line underneath it showing it is not
communicating.
It Will not build.
Public Class Form3Bio1
System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient
Imports System.Net.Mail ' This line before ' does not work.
I have the rest of code to try if and when I am able to get System
working.
' I XXX out certain entrys below just for this publication.
Dim emailSender As SmtpClient
Dim theMessage As MailMessage
Dim SHost As String = ("smtp.XXXXX.com")
Dim Passwd As String = ("Harold45")
Dim Recv As String = ("Inssur@xxxxxxxxxx")
Dim Sndr As String = ("Harold@xxxxxx")
Dim Body As String = (Form4Bio1.TextBox5.Text) +
(Form4Bio1.ListBox1.Items)
emailSender = New System.Net.Mail.SmtpClient( _
SHost)
theMessage = New MailMessage
theMessage.From = New MailAddress(Sndr)
theMessage.To.Add(Recv)
theMessage.Subject = (Form4Bio1.TextBox4.Text)
theMessage.password = (Passwd)
theMessage.Body = (Form4Bio1.TextBox5.Text) +
(Form4Bio1.ListBox1.Items)
I have tried Importing the System.Net.Mail but can't find it. I have .Net
2.0 installed.
My form system just does not allow System nor recognize the System.Net
Thanks for your kind help in advance. I do not know how I can get my code
to
recognize Imports.System.Net.Mail.
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Professor Yonce, Retired commercial pilot. Also retired college department
Director and Professor. Presently a Communications Consultant and
Developer.
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