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Ron Harter - 16 Jan 2005 01:37 GMT
I am developing a C# windows application that will allow a user to send an
e-mail to an SMS server when events happen in the system. I was going to use
System.Web.Mail namespace and use the smtpmail class to compose and send the
mail.

The application is a windows based application and when I build the
application I get an error
on the
using System.Web.Mail line.

Does the application have to be run on a server? I am working on XP
Professional system.

Are there additional ways to send e-mail programmatically in .Net? Any
advice or information is greatly appreciated.

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Phil Wilson - 18 Jan 2005 16:07 GMT
Have you added a reference to System.Web.DLL in your references?
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> I am developing a C# windows application that will allow a user to send an
> e-mail to an SMS server when events happen in the system. I was going to
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> rharter@pobox.com  | Just an earth bound misfit ... I
>                                   |                Pink Floyd

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