I am currently designing and implementing an application whereby a user can preview and classify emails (amongst other features). I wish to create a 'preview' of the email message which is in a .msg file format and display it to the user.
I am using C# so this is really a two part question. How do I get the .msg file into C# and secondly how do I display a preview within WPF? I am not asking for a full implementation (although it would be nice :p) but any comments or tips are extremely welcome.
Thank you :)
This is for the first question:
Reading an Outlook MSG File in C#
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So I've embedded a PDF in one of my windows forms. It works great, but is there a way for me to populate the pdf with values from another form?
For example, I'd wanna take a comboBox.Text value and place that in one of the PDF's Textboxes.
I was just wondering if there was any solution for me to do this programmatically with C#.
Thanks for any feedback.
How exactly are you integrate the PDF into your form?
which library you are use?
I'm asking because it depends how to achieve you goals.
For example, yo can use aspose pdf for .net, patagames pdfium.net sdk, debenu quick pdf library or something else. iText sharp pdf or ghost library
Is there a way (some specific COM object) which can be integrated into your app window and render the content of .MSG file? There are solutions for parsing .MSG files but I'd like to easily display it. Emails with tables, links and especially images are very tricky to render correctly - as I understand, only Outlook is able to render is accurately in a shape user is accustomed to.
Even Preview Handler cripples email formatting - you can notice it in Windows Explorer's Preview Pane. I guess the only reliable solution is to ask Outlook to render it for you...
You may consider automating Outlook to display the .msg files. See How to automate Outlook and Word by using Visual C# .NET to create a pre-populated e-mail message that can be edited for more information.
Also you may consider using third-party components for getting the job done.
I've written a webpage (HTML & PHP) where a user can fill in various data into a form (using text-inputs and checkboxes). This data should be added to an already existing .docx template (MS Office Word).
Now I chose PHP because I thought PHPWord would offer the solution to all my needs... but it failed me, and I am not clever enough to adapt to the code make it work somehow. So I looked for another Library that could actually insert tables and images in .docx Templates and found DocX (http://docx.codeplex.com/). But this Library is design for .NET. Now I'm hoping DocX will offer the solution I need or my boss will hang me for wasting time.
So on to the question:
I somehow need to port the data gathered in the webpage from PHP to C#. But I'm not entirely sure how one should go about doing this...
I thought maybe I could transform the data into JSON or XML and somehow read that into my C# program. But I don't understand how to "pass on the data"... do I write to a file and read that file every 5 seconds? Do I create some kind of socket/listener on a certain port? Can I somehow trigger an event in C#? My programming knowlegde is lacking...
Could someone please push me in the right direction?
I've been looking around on the web for an answer to a perplexing problem. I'm trying to code a program in C# and I'm looking for a snippet of code that'll take any information a user would input, i.e using a textbox or a check box, and transfer said information onto a .PDF file that I've added as a resource.
Right now I'm using Visual Studio 2008 for my coding, any help would be appreciated.
You can use librairies to create PDF on the fly:
ITextSharp
PDF's are a proprietary format. PDF4Net is a pretty good library for merging information via XDF into PDF's, but you are going to have a lot of trouble trying to do this on your own natively.
I want to send an e-mail consisting an image from my C# program. I can completely do that using the code samples at How to Send Mails from your GMAIL Account through VB.NET or C#. Windows Programming, with a Bit of Customization
But when I used another email service, they just remove the HTML tagged part including the image from the email! So does anyone know a method to embed the image without using HTML tags?
Thanks in advance.
perhaps you can send it as an attachment?
Can that be an option for you?
There isn't really any way to do that other than the old:
send as attachment
just paste the full (or shortened) link into your content body