You could always go to your local library and borrow an actual book - and hey, it's free! :-D May I suggest Pro C# 2005 and the .NET 2.0 Platform, Third Edition[^]? The linked site also offers it as an eBook for USD 30.

Sorry, got it wrong Then i guess this article can help you: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/popapp.asp i know it is a windows project, but i guess much of the code is similar for an asp.net application.

afaik you your code is fine if you are getting mail in queue. to send it you have to have a live internet connection and valid smtp server. if it is in queue nothing is wrong with the code you need to check smtp server setting.. or relay options in IIS -----

Im glad you got some decent responses...those people are very patient. 1) Please use descriptive subject titles - Everyone wants "Help", but thanks for at leastusing please ;) 2) telling us "it fails" does not help us solve your problem. Please remember to post the code you are using and the exception message that is given.

Hello, Do you have SMTP Server correctly installed on your server, are you trying to access to a different server? Check this website, it's a good starting point: http://www.systemwebmail.com/[^] Good luck Braulio /// ----------------------- Braulio Díez http://www.bdiez.com /// -----------------------

yeah, but when I replied, he just double-post...:^):sigh: << >>

You need to specify what mail server to use i.e. SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "mailserver";

See the event.keyCode[^] property.

Hi, Look some solutions for SQL and for ASP.net: In SQL: Data type of field for your table must be nchar, nvarchar or ntext. Exactly data type with 'n' abide unicode informations. When you insert informations in table use N before switch text. For exemple: declare @strMessage nvarchar (4000) select @strMessage = 'insert into TblJournal(JComMessage) values (N''' + @JComMessage + ''')' execute ( @strMessage ) In this case @JComMessage is arabic text. In ASP.net problems generated by usage of arabic text are general solved through encoding and decoding. You can use namespace System.Web and System.Text. System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncodeUnicode(); System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlDecode(); System.Text.UTF8Encoding... System.Text.UTF8Encoding.GetEncoding

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