Arrange body of the email properly in c#

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Hi all,

Now i wanna send email by using smtp server. Successfully i done that. Here my problem is how to change my body of the image with proper space between lines. Now my delivered message subject looking like Dear User, Thanks for register in my site,Thanks and Regards, Dhinesh kumar V. But am need like

Dear User,

Thanks for register in my site.

Thanks and Regards,

Dhineshkumar V

All replies are Welcome.

Posted 5-Jul-13 2:50am

Dhinesh kumar.V

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bbirajdar 5-Jul-13 8:52am

send HTML email

[no name] 5-Jul-13 8:59am

Have you tried using carriage returns and line feeds or <br>?

Dhinesh kumar.V 5-Jul-13 9:04am

yes am used... But result is like Dear UserSystem.Web.UI.WebControls.LiteralYour password has been changed, this is your new password 5KyU)6-P Thanks and Regards, Dhineshkumar V

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This is what I would do:

C#

private void SendRegistrationMail()
{
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

    sb.AppendLine("Dear User,");
    sb.AppendLine("");
    sb.AppendLine("Thanks for register in my site.");
    sb.AppendLine("");
    sb.AppendLine("Thanks and Regards,");
    sb.AppendLine("Dhineshkumar V");

    MailMessage message = new MailMessage();
    message.To.Add("[USER EMAIL]");
    message.Subject = "Thank you for registering";
    message.From = new MailAddress("[MY_OWN_EMAIL]");
    message.Body = (sb.ToString());
    message.IsBodyHtml = true;  //Set true to send HTML mails, false to send TEXT mails

    SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient("[MY_SMTP_SERVER_NAME]");

    smtp.Port = 80; //Or whatever
    smtp.EnableSsl = false; //True if your server requires SSL

    string smtpUserName = ""; //If necessary
    string smtpPassword = ""; //If necessary

    if (smtpUserName != "" && smtpPassword != "")
        smtp.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(smtpUserName, smtpPassword);

    try
    {
        smtp.Send(message);
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        MessageBox.Show(ex.Message + Environment.NewLine + Environment.NewLine + ex.StackTrace,
                        "Couldn't send email!", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error);
    }
}

Posted 5-Jul-13 3:06am

Johnny J.

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**Nirav Prabtani** · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-05T02:59:00

try this...:)

C#

mail.Body = "Name: " + newInfo.ContactPerson + Environment.NewLine
                                + "Phone: " + newInfo.Phone + Environment.NewLine
                                + "Fax: " + newInfo.Fax + Environment.NewLine
                                + "Email: " + newInfo.Email + Environment.NewLine
                                + "Address: " + newInfo.Address + Environment.NewLine
                                + "Remarks: " + newInfo.Notes + Environment.NewLine
                                + "Giftwrap: " + rbGiftWrap.SelectedValue + Environment.NewLine
                                + "Giftwrap Instructions: " + newInfo.Instructions + Environment.NewLine + Environment.NewLine
                                + "Details: " + Environment.NewLine
                                + mailDetails;