How To Send Mail With Username Whome I Am Sending Mail Having Multiple Recipients

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Hi Frineds,

I Want to send mail with UserName whome i am sending mail having multiple recipients

suppose i am sending mail to abc@gmail.com; def@gmail.com , xyz@gmail.com.

i want abc@gmail.com get mail as,

Hi abc
---
---
mail body
----

def@gmail.com get mail as,

Hi def
---
---
mail body
----

xyz@gmail.com get mail as,

Hi xyz
---
---
mail body
----

Guys if u have some solution please share with me.

Posted 18-Apr-14 4:20am

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[no name] 18-Apr-14 10:22am

And what have you tried? What is the problem with what you have tried?

Member 9988018 18-Apr-14 10:28am

i have the code to send mail.
i just want to send mail with the recipient name.
Like Hi Wes
but i am sending mail to multiple user.
so different user should get mail with his name

[no name] 18-Apr-14 10:34am

Okay so go ahead and do that. I am still not seeing any code for what you have written to accomplish this nor am I seeing a description of any kind of a problem. If you want to add some name to the message body then add the name to the message body.

Matt T Heffron 19-Apr-14 18:23pm

You can't send a single email to multiple recipients and have them each get a different message body. If you want them to be personalized, you must send separate emails.

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praveen_07 · Answer 1 · 2014-04-18T17:38:00

VB

to send to multiple recipients, separate  recipient string with a comma as separator and later call the Send method.

string recipient = "foo@bar.com,foo2@bar.com,foo3@bar.com";
Then to add the recipients to the MailMessage object:

string[] emailTo = recipient.Split(',');
for (int i = 0; i < emailTo.GetLength(0); i++)
    mailMessageObject.To.Add(emailTo[i]);

Regards,
Praveen Nelge