How to decrypt an encrypted email using gmail settings

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Hi,

I'm sending an encrypted email using below link
Sending Encrypted E-Mails in C# – Jason Niver's Blog[^]

I'm able to send encrypted mail, but I'm unable to view that mail. Entire mail body coming with an attachment and name it as smime.p7m extension.

How to View(decrypt) that email body??

What I have tried:

To View that mail body I'm opening mail gmail in outlook 2010. Now I'm able to view the mail body properly. But I don't want to use outlook, Is there any possibility to view my encrypted email body opening in gmail.

Plz provide gmail setting to view encrypted email text. My client not interested to use outlook.

Thanking you.

Posted 19-Jul-16 23:17pm

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Updated 19-Jul-16 23:39pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-07-19T23:39:00

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If you are using his code to encrypt it, then he would be the logical person to ask about decrypting them, rather than a random website that has nothing to do with it.

And if you look at the bottom of the page you link to, there is a "comments" section which presumably is for you to ask him questions...

Posted 19-Jul-16 23:39pm

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Member 11570261 20-Jul-16 5:46am

Thanking you

OriginalGriff 20-Jul-16 5:57am

You're welcome!

Member 11570261 20-Jul-16 8:27am

Hi,
Can you plz refer any link to send and open secure mail in gmail using c#.net