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I have a requirement where an email is sent to an user and he can directly reply to the email and that email's content gets posted in his account. Problem is accented characters are not showing up properly when user posts the content from his email. I send email using MailMessage class: message.BodyEncoding = Encoding.UTF8; message.SubjectEncoding = Encoding.UTF8; As you can see both the body and subject are UTF8 encoded. But when I post the message from my email, the accent gets converted to ?. Can anybody tell me what am I missing? Edit: Does this have anything to do with IsBodyHtml ? I

I am experiencing some problems sending emails with MailMessage. I have two email accounts, (account1@gmail.com, and account2@gmail.com) and I would like account2 to send an email to account one at a button click event. This is what I have but it's not working. I'm getting and exception saying it's forbidden. try { //do submit MailMessage emailMessage = new MailMessage(); emailMessage.From = new MailAddress("account2@gmail.com", "Account2"); emailMessage.To.Add(new MailAddress("account1@gmail.com", "Account1")); emailMessage.Subject = "SUBJECT"; emailMessage.Body = "BODY"; emailMessage

I'm trying to use an embedded image in an e-mail as the background image, i've got the following code to embed it: LinkedResource backgroundLink = new LinkedResource("..\\..\\background.gif"); backgroundLink.ContentId = "BackgroundImage"; backgroundLink.TransferEncoding = System.Net.Mime.TransferEncoding.Base64; htmlView.LinkedResources.Add(backgroundLink); m.AlternateViews.Add(htmlView); Then in the e-mail body i've got the following code to test: <table background='cid:BackgroundImage'> <tr> <td> test </td> </tr> </table> It doesn't display, but when i put it in as an image like this is is

I'm sending MailMessages with an SmtpClient (being delivered successfully) using an Exchange Server but would like my sent emails to go to the Sent Folder of the email address I'm sending them from (not happening). using (var mailMessage = new MailMessage("fromaddress@blah.com", "toaddress@blah.com", "subject", "body")) { var smtpClient = new SmtpClient("SmtpHost") { EnableSsl = false, DeliveryMethod = SmtpDeliveryMethod.Network }; // Apply credentials smtpClient.Credentials = new NetworkCredential("smtpUsername", "smtpPassword"); // Send smtpClient.Send(mailMessage); } Is there a

Using the SmtpClient and MailMessage classes in .NET to send emails through a local mail server ( hMailServer ), I currently found no way to get the Message-ID header value of a sent message. The idea behind I'm trying to programmatically track messages that are undeliverable, so I have to find a way to identify replies from the destination SMTP server that rejects a certain message. Now I thought of simply remembering the Message-ID SMTP header value and parse incoming mails for this ID. I've tried to inspect the Headers collection after sending the message, but I did not find any Message-ID

I am building an application where i am obligated to create a MailMessage (System.Net.mail.MailMessage) and save it on the disk as .msg extention not .eml Below is the method i'm using to save a MailMessage as .msg file: public static void Save(MailMessage Message, string FileName) { Assembly assembly = typeof(SmtpClient).Assembly; Type _mailWriterType = assembly.GetType("System.Net.Mail.MailWriter"); using (FileStream _fileStream = new FileStream(FileName, FileMode.Create)) { // Get reflection info for MailWriter contructor ConstructorInfo _mailWriterContructor = _mailWriterType

I'm writing a a C# program that processes and forwards email messages. I have a POP3 library and a MIME parser, and I need to copy the MIME tree into a System.Net.Mail.MailMessage . What is the best way to map different MIME parts to AlternateView s, LinkedResource s, and Attachment s? EDIT : That will work with all mail clients (both sending and receiving) dave wanta From a 10,000ft overview, here is what I would do. Flatten your mime parts into a tree. Make sure each part contains 1, and only 1 part (not a parent like a multipart/related, or something like that). Check the following

When I sent a mail using System.Net.Mail, it seems that the messages do not send immediately. They take a minute or two before reaching my inbox. Once I quit the application, all of the messages are received within seconds though. Is there some sort of mail message buffer setting that can force SmtpClient to send messages immediately? public static void SendMessage(string smtpServer, string mailFrom, string mailFromDisplayName, string[] mailTo, string[] mailCc, string subject, string body) { try { string to = mailTo != null ? string.Join(",", mailTo) : null; string cc = mailCc != null ? string