Insert Attachment in Microsoft Outlook

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Jetson

Hi!

I want to open my default client application from a windows form
application. I have the code but I don ´t found how to inserts
attachment s?

Can anybody help me?

Thanks.
 
What version of VS and .Net are you using? Also, show the code you're using
for opening Outlook and setting up the rest of your stuff if you can.

Robin S.
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Hi!

I want to open my default client application from a windows form
application. I have the code but I don ´t found how to inserts
attachment s?

Can anybody help me?

Thanks.
 
What version of VS and .Net are you using? Also, show the code you're using
for opening Outlook and setting up the rest of your stuff if you can.

Robin S.

Hi!

I want to open my default client application from a windows form
application. I have the code but I don ´t found how to inserts
attachment s?

Can anybody help me?

Thanks.
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I´m using VS2005 and Framework 2.0. The code is :

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("mailto:[email protected]....");

Thanks
 
I don't think you can attach attachments using that method. I've seen it
done by using OLE Automation to open outlook and send the e-mail, but not
with Process.Start.

Robin S.
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What version of VS and .Net are you using? Also, show the code you're
using
for opening Outlook and setting up the rest of your stuff if you can.

Robin S.

Hi!

I want to open my default client application from a windows form
application. I have the code but I don ´t found how to inserts
attachment s?

Can anybody help me?

Thanks.
Click to expand...

I´m using VS2005 and Framework 2.0. The code is :

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("mailto:[email protected]....");

Thanks
 
I don't think you can attach attachments using that method. I've seen it
done by using OLE Automation to open outlook and send the e-mail, but not
with Process.Start.

Robin S.






I´m using VS2005 and Framework 2.0. The code is :

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("mailto:[email protected]....");

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Yes,I think so. I am going to investigate if with the "Visual Studio
tools for Office" could do something. Thanks
 
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