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System.Web.Mail Vs. System.Net.Mail

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Jonatan Nilsson (BlackMan890) - 29 Sep 2005 20:19 GMT
I have a simple question which i am not fully understanding.

In the new event of adding the System.Net.Mail many people were happy with
the changes, except me.

When i use the new reference, i cant athenticate with smtp e-mail server. I
know how to do it in System.Web.Mail but i havent noticed anything similar in
the System.Net.Mail reference.

Did you forget to add it?

The old Mail reference (System.Web.Mail) is deprecated, but is it safe for
me to use that until this has been fixed?

Pleae help me with this :)

P.S.
i am programming in C#
Kevin Spencer - 29 Sep 2005 23:53 GMT
Check out the Credential property, which is an instance of the
NetworkCredentials class.

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>I have a simple question which i am not fully understanding.
>
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> P.S.
> i am programming in C#
Jonatan Nilsson (BlackMan890) - 30 Sep 2005 14:27 GMT
Thank you very much :) now i can finally finish my program :D

> Check out the Credential property, which is an instance of the
> NetworkCredentials class.
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> > P.S.
> > i am programming in C#

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