GemBox.Email is a .NET component that enables developers to read and write email files (MSG, EML, MHTML), and compose, receive and send email messages using IMAP, POP, SMTP, and EWS from .NET applications in a simple and efficient way.
$ dotnet add package GemBox.EmailGemBox.Email is a .NET component that enables you to read, write, and convert email files (MSG, EML, and MHTML), or send and receive email messages (POP, IMAP, SMTP, and EWS) from .NET applications.
With GemBox.Email you get a fast and reliable component that’s easy to use and doesn't depend on Microsoft Outlook. It requires only .NET so you can deploy your applications without having to think about other licenses.
You are not sure how to start working with email messages in .NET using GemBox.Email? Check the code below that shows how to create an email message from scratch and send it.
// If using Professional version, put your serial key below.
ComponentInfo.SetLicense("FREE-LIMITED-KEY");
// Create a new email message.
MailMessage message = new MailMessage(
new MailAddress("sender@example.com", "Sender"),
new MailAddress("first.receiver@example.com", "First receiver"),
new MailAddress("second.receiver@example.com", "Second receiver"));
// Add subject and body.
message.Subject = "Hello World!";
message.BodyText = "Hi 👋,\n" +
"This message was created and sent with GemBox.Email.";
// Create a new SMTP client and send the email message.
using (SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient("<ADDRESS> (e.g. smtp.gmail.com)"))
{
smtp.Connect();
smtp.Authenticate("<USERNAME>", "<PASSWORD>");
smtp.SendMessage(message);
}
For more GemBox.Email code examples and demos, please visit our examples page.
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