Edit and E-Mail Message before sending

[Denise]

When I developed applications in Access, I was able to specify a paramater to
allow the user to manually edit an e-mail message before sending it. I don't
see any way to do that with .Net.

Is there any way to show the message up I intend to send in Outlook, so the
user can make changes if necessary before sending?

Thanks,
Denise

[Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]]

"Denise" <De****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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When I developed applications in Access, I was able to specify a paramater
to
allow the user to manually edit an e-mail message before sending it. I
don't
see any way to do that with .Net.

Is there any way to show the message up I intend to send in Outlook, so
the
user can make changes if necessary before sending?

Are you trying to send the email via Outlook or with some other method?

[Denise]

I would like to send the e-mail through Outlook, but I could not figure out
how.

Currently, I'm using EasyMail from QuickSoft, using the following code:

Dim msgObj As New EmailMessage
Dim server As New SMTPServer
Dim smtpObj As New SMTP
msgObj.Recipients.Add(strSendTo, strName, RecipientType.To)
msgObj.From.Email = ...
Dim msgBody As BodyPart = New BodyPart
msgBody.Format = BodyPartFormat.HTML
msgObj.BodyParts.Add(msgBody)
msgBody.Body = ...
server.Name = ...
server.Account = ...
server.Password = ...
server.AuthMode = SMTPAuthMode.AuthLogin
smtpObj.SMTPServers.Add(server)
smtpObj.Send(msgObj)

Denise

"Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]" wrote:

"Denise" <De****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BF**********************************@microsof t.com...

When I developed applications in Access, I was able to specify a paramater
to
allow the user to manually edit an e-mail message before sending it. I
don't
see any way to do that with .Net.

Is there any way to show the message up I intend to send in Outlook, so
the
user can make changes if necessary before sending?

Are you trying to send the email via Outlook or with some other method?

[Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]]

"Denise" <De****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A2**********************************@microsof t.com...

I would like to send the e-mail through Outlook, but I could not figure out
how. You would probably have to use Outlook automation, which is beyond my scope.

Currently, I'm using EasyMail from QuickSoft, using the following code:

In that case I would simply write a winforms editor and use it to allow the
user to edit the message information.