Sending Messages | ||
After a mail message has been created or imported, that message can be delivered to the recipients using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) control. To send a message, simply follow these steps:
In the following example, the Mail Message control is used to compose a message and the SMTP control is used to submit the message to a mail server for delivery. Typically the name of the mail server would be provided by the user and would be the server provided by their Internet Service Provider. With MailMessage1 ' Create a standard mail message with the sender, recipients, ' subject and message body .ComposeMessage strFrom, strTo, strCc, , strSubject, strMessage ' Create a string which contains a comma separated list of all of ' the message recipients for use with the SendMessage method For nIndex = 0 To .Recipients - 1 If Len(strRecipients) > 0 Then strRecipients = strRecipients & ", " strRecipients = strRecipients & .Recipient(nIndex) Next ' Connect to the mail server and display a message box if the ' connection fails for any reason nError = SmtpClient1.Connect(strServer) If nError Then MsgBox SmtpClient1.LastErrorString, vbExclamation Exit Sub End If ' Submit the message to the mail server nError = SmtpClient1.SendMessage(.From, strRecipients, .Message) If nError Then MsgBox SmtpClient1.LastErrorString, vbExclamation SmtpClient1.Disconnect Exit Sub End If ' Disconnect from the mail server after the message has ' been submitted for delivery SmtpClient1.Disconnect End With |
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