PwrDev lets you use .NET assemblies.
I had some older e-mailling code and yesterday i have exended it with credentials.
It's just a test project but shows the .NET class, simple compile batch file and how small this lib becomes.
Nowadays nearly every computer has .NET v2 or up and should be able to run this example.
Find yourself the SendMailNet project at the following location:
It comes with an test exe as well.
This e-mail code is just a bare-bones example, it lacks multiparts, images and linkeresources (attachments).
The .NET run-time availability check was not used in this example.
I had some older e-mailling code and yesterday i have exended it with credentials.
It's just a test project but shows the .NET class, simple compile batch file and how small this lib becomes.
Nowadays nearly every computer has .NET v2 or up and should be able to run this example.
Find yourself the SendMailNet project at the following location:
It comes with an test exe as well.
This e-mail code is just a bare-bones example, it lacks multiparts, images and linkeresources (attachments).
The .NET run-time availability check was not used in this example.
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