When I did a little test of using HtmlBody, the email did look correct, but my Outlook express shows a "clip" icon next to the message. In order other words, OE thinks this message came with attachment(s).
Well, I did some test and fount out the problem comes from the heander. OE sends an html mail with content-type of "multipart/alternative", as opposed "multipart/mixed" in OpenSmtp case.
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I also have few suggestions:
- Add a property like Message.EmailType, which user can specify using Body, HtmlBody or both; thus you can spit out the header accordiing,
- Add method like Message.AddAttachment(Stream).
Thanks
not sure the significant difference btw the two, but I like to pass this to you.
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FOA, thanks for the nice work you have done.
When I did a little test of using HtmlBody, the email did look correct, but my Outlook express shows a "clip" icon next to the message. In order other words, OE thinks this message came with attachment(s).
Well, I did some test and fount out the problem comes from the heander. OE sends an html mail with content-type of "multipart/alternative", as opposed "multipart/mixed" in OpenSmtp case.
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I also have few suggestions:
- Add a property like Message.EmailType, which user can specify using Body, HtmlBody or both; thus you can spit out the header accordiing,
- Add method like Message.AddAttachment(Stream).
Thanks
not sure the significant difference btw the two, but I like to pass this to you.