DotNetOpenMail 0.5.8b ASP.NET script

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DotNetOpenMail allows you to send email from applications which use Microsoft's .Net development framework, including asp.net, C# and WinForms. DotNetOpenMail allows you to send email from applications which use Microsoft's .Net development framework, including asp.net, C# and WinForms. It is a freely available open-source component written in C# that makes it easy to create HTML and plain text email with file attachments without needing the System.Web.Mail library. A programmer can use it to create multipart/alternative, multipart/related and multipart/mixed MIME messages in various character sets and various mime encodings such as quoted-printable, 7bit, 8bit and base64 without needing to know too much about the details. You can create plain-text email and/or HTML email. These dual-format emails are in "multipart/alternative" MIME format, meaning that when someone opens an email, he will only see the part that his email reader can read. The vast majority of readers will see only the HTML part, but the minority of text-only readers will still be able to see the text content you provide.
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