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Yeah, I got it working with the System.Net.Mail namespace.
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Yeah, I got it working with the System.Net.Mail namespace.

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Hey, so I have sort of a weird question, I am trying to set up a web form for our intranet using ASP.NET pages on Visual Studio Web Developer. This form will take user input (obviously) and mail it to a set email address. <br />
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Initially I had the pages set up using only html and used a mailto action on the form. Although this sent successfully (albeit it looked terrible) I know that some users will be sending from PCs without Outlook so it wasn't a great solution. <br />
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The users do all have Outlook accounts, and since this will tie in to our help desk, I wanted them the mail to be sent by from their individual accounts for tracking purposes. I want to use CDO but when I try to add a reference to the cdo.dll file it says that it is not registered. So I registered the file and it still is giving me the same error. <br />
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Does anyone have any idea how I can get this file working correctly or an alternative route I can take?<br />
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Hey, so I have sort of a weird question, I am trying to set up a web form for our intranet using ASP.NET pages on Visual Studio Web Developer. This form will take user input (obviously) and mail it to a set email address. 

Initially I had the pages set up using only html and used a mailto action on the form. Although this sent successfully (albeit it looked terrible) I know that some users will be sending from PCs without Outlook so it wasn't a great solution. 

The users do all have Outlook accounts, and since this will tie in to our help desk, I wanted them the mail to be sent by from their individual accounts for tracking purposes. I want to use CDO but when I try to add a reference to the cdo.dll file it says that it is not registered. So I registered the file and it still is giving me the same error. 

Does anyone have any idea how I can get this file working correctly or an alternative route I can take?



Creating a web form issue

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Active Server Pages (ASP) is Microsoft’s first server-side engine for dynamic web pages. ASP’s support of the Component Object Model (COM) enables it to access and use compiled libraries such as DLLs. It has been superseded by ASP.NET, but will be supported by Internet Information Services (IIS) through at least 2022.

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