Record has been sent.

22-Jun-07 10:43

HI

i would like to know how can i insert a PPT (MS PowerPoint Persentation)
in a from and Display it

if anybody can help, TNKS

Smile | :)

kobkob

Luc Pattyn22-Jun-07 10:58

Luc Pattyn

22-Jun-07 10:58

I would try a web browser, either the new WebBrowser class or the old docviewer
(which needs files Interop.SHDocVw.dll and AxInterop.SHDocVw.dll but also works under .NET 1.x).

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half-life22-Jun-07 11:12

22-Jun-07 11:12

TNKS

kobkob

half-life22-Jun-07 11:14

22-Jun-07 11:14

HI MAN
where do i find
Interop.SHDocVw.dll and AxInterop.SHDocVw.dll ??

kobkob

Luc Pattyn22-Jun-07 11:44

Luc Pattyn

22-Jun-07 11:44

Hi,

I recommend you use WebBrowser class (I havent, my solution dates from years back);
if you must have something that runs (also) on older .NET versions, shdocvw is the way to go.

I guess my code is based on some CodeProject article although strangely enough
it does not refer to one; it does refer to chapter 3 in the book
"Professional Windows GUI Programming Using C#"
by Jay Glynn, but I dont have it at hand.

I suggest you search CodeProject for "shdocvw.dll", without a good article on it
you wont manage, there are quite some issues; also according to my notes the two
files mentioned can be built by using AxImp.exe (part of .NET SDK)
onto file ...\system32\shdocvw.dll (should be present in XP)

Good hunting !

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Luc Pattyn

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half-life22-Jun-07 11:50

Question About Serial Port in Visual C# 2005

22-Jun-07 11:50

again
TNKS MAN

Cool | :cool:

kobkob

Jason Daniel Cohn22-Jun-07 9:36

Jason Daniel Cohn

22-Jun-07 9:36

Hi I am currently using servel pins (CTS and RTS) of my serial port for data transfer with a program I wrote in Visual C# 2005 under Windows XP.
I would like to write a program to send data over the unused pins.
Is it possible to write to individual pins (independently) using Visual C#? How is this done because I am stumped?

Adding the sender of to list of recipents

JennGom22-Jun-07 8:53

JennGom

22-Jun-07 8:53

Hi,

I have a web form in C# and I am using SmtpMail to send the form information to a bunch of recipents. I have been asked to add the sender/requester e-mail address to the list of recipents. Is this possible?

Thanks in advance,
Jenn

Below is a sample of the code that I have to work with:
using System;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using System.Web.Mail;
using System.Data;

public class myEmail:Page
{

// Declare variables

protected Label lblMessage;

// this event retrieves form variables and sends email
protected void sendmail(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
try
{
MailMessage objMailMessage;
string strHTMLBody;

// Create the HTML Message Body
strHTMLBody = "<title>FORM TITLE" +
"Writer's E-mail: " + HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("name") + "
" +
"QA E-mail: " + HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("QAname") + "
" +
"Manual Title: " + HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("title")+ "
" +
"Version/Release Number: " + HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("version")+ "
" +
"Number: " + HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("dn")+ "
" +

"";

// Create the Mail Message

objMailMessage = new MailMessage();
objMailMessage.From = HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("name");
objMailMessage.To = "Recipent1@work.com;Recipent2@work.com";
objMailMessage.Cc = "Recipent3@work.com;Recipent4@work.com";
objMailMessage.Subject = " Form - " + HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("dn");
objMailMessage.Body = strHTMLBody;
objMailMessage.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Html;

// Send the Mail Message
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "workstmp.ibi.com";
SmtpMail.Send( objMailMessage );

lblMessage.Text="

Record has been sent.

";
}
catch
{

lblMessage.Text="

Oops! Did you enter your e-mail address? ";

}

}
}

Jenn

Not Active22-Jun-07 9:21

Not Active

22-Jun-07 9:21

As long as HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("name") is a valid email address, or can be resolved by the server, then yes.

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JennGom22-Jun-07 9:27

JennGom

22-Jun-07 9:27

Thanks Mark.

Yes, it is a valid e-mail address. The only question I have is, how? I have tried a combination of code, but no good. For instance:

objMailMessage.To = "person1@work.com;person2@work.com";
objMailMessage.Cc = "person3@work.com;[person2@work.com" + HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("name");

OR

objMailMessage.To = "person1@work.com;person2@work.com";
objMailMessage.Cc = "person3@work.com;[person2@work.com" + ("name");

Thanks again,
Jenn

Not Active22-Jun-07 9:30

Not Active

22-Jun-07 9:30

objMailMessage.Cc = "person3@work.com;[person2@work.com" + HttpContext.Current.Request.Form.Get("name");

Typo or are your forgetting the ; after "person2@work.com"?

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