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    marky777
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    Hi. I need help reading a file which is created via memory stream. I know how to read a file (in byte array form) and write to memory stream, but i need to attach this file from the memory stream and email it. I am doing this to remove the hassles of reading and writing files to disk. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

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      Hi. I need help reading a file which is created via memory stream. I know how to read a file (in byte array form) and write to memory stream, but i need to attach this file from the memory stream and email it. I am doing this to remove the hassles of reading and writing files to disk. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

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      Guffa
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      Just create the attachment from the stream: Attachment a = new Attachment(theMemoryStream); The constructor also has overloads so that you can specify file name and mime type.

      Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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        Just create the attachment from the stream: Attachment a = new Attachment(theMemoryStream); The constructor also has overloads so that you can specify file name and mime type.

        Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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        Thanks, I just found that out.

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