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       [Tutorial] Email Sender
   DIR By: akimo360
       Date: November 25, 2011, 2:15 pm
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       This tutorial will guide and show you how to make your very own
       email sending program. We hope you enjoy this tutorial and our
       future tutorials. Invite you friends who want to learn how to
       code to this website for more tutorials, game play, and
       releases. Now time for the tutorial, Enjoy!!!
       For this tutorial, these are the required items:
       - 1 Button(Send)
       - 5 TextBoxes(Recipient, Email, Password, Title, Contents)
       Step 1.
       Import This Code Before Public Class Form1. What this is doing
       is importing the required namespace so it can recognize the
       method we are using.
       --- Code ---
       Imports System.Net.Mail
       --- End Code ---
       Step 2.
       Put this code in Button1. This declares a new mail message, sets
       the title, email, and the message.
       --- Code ---
       Dim Mail As New MailMessage
       Mail.Subject = TextBox3.Text
       Mail.To.Add(TextBox3.Text)
       Mail.From = New MailAddress(TextBox3.Text)
       Mail.Body = TextBox5.Text
       --- End Code ---
       Step 3. Put this right under the previous code. This configures
       the email you will use to send the message above, then sends it.
       --- Code ---
       Dim SMTP As New SmtpClient("smtp.gmail.com")
       SMTP.EnableSsl = True
       SMTP.Credentials = New
       System.Net.NetworkCredential(TextBox2.Text, TextBox3.Text)
       SMTP.Port = "587"
       SMTP.Send(Mail)
       --- End Code ---
       And there you go your very own email sender. We Hope you enjoy
       and comeback soon for more tutorials.
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