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How to create MS Outlook message from ASP.NET?

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Yash - 31 Dec 2007 16:35 GMT
In our application, we need to show a grid with each row having an
icon. When the user clicks on the icon, an Oulook  email message
should get downloaded on the user's PC and should open if MS outlook
is installed. I believe, I'll have to do Response.Write to achieve
this. Is there any standard technique to do this?

Thanks,
Yash
Mark Rae [MVP] - 31 Dec 2007 16:40 GMT
> Is there any standard technique to do this?

You'd be well advised not to even try...

Simply use the built-in System.Net.Mail namespace to send the user an
email - if they have Outlook installed and running, they will see a
notification message that they have received a new email which they can
click to display it in Outlook...

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