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I figured it out. <br />
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Me.FileUpload1.PostedFile.<wbr />FileName.T<wbr />oString<br />
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Returns the entire local path of the selected file.<br />
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I figured it out.

Me.FileUpload1.PostedFile.FileName.ToString

Returns the entire local path of the selected file.



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I am create a page in a website from when the site user can send and email. &nbsp; I need to give the user the ability to browse their local machine and select a file to attach as part of the email. &nbsp; Does anybody have any examples of who I can do this? &nbsp; &nbsp;I tried the file upload control but can read the entire path of the selected fiile.
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I am create a page in a website from when the site user can send and email.   I need to give the user the ability to browse their local machine and select a file to attach as part of the email.   Does anybody have any examples of who I can do this?    I tried the file upload control but can read the entire path of the selected fiile.

Create file browse button on ASPX webform

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