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Jamil the specific use of sending mail:   First, we will first download the Jamil.dll component, and then add a reference using JMail, and then on the local or server register   Copy Jmail.dll to the server's System32 directory, start-run-cmd-input regsvr32 jmail.dll, register successfully, then write code   code as follows: using JMail;     protected void SendMail (string sender, String sendermail, string receiver, string subject, string content) & nbsp   {          JMail. MessageClass jmmessage = new JMail. MessageClass ();          //Set character set           Jmmessage.charset = "gb2312";          //Senders email address           jmmessage.from = Sendermail;          //Sender name           jmmessage.fromname = sender;          //Set theme           jmmessage.subject = Subject;          //setting contents           jmmessage.body = content;          //Set recipient mailbox           jmmessage.addrecipient (receiver, "", "");          //Setting up login username and password           Jmmessage.mailserverusername = "ss" ;           Jmmessage.mailserverpassword = "ss";          //Set SMTP server address           if (Jmmessage.send ("smtp.163.com", FAL SE)         {              Response.Write ("<script>alert Send Success ') </script> ");           {          else             &NB Sp Response.Write ("<script>alert (' www.jb51.net send failure ') </script>");      }       above is the specific usage of JMail!   I would like to put an attachment to the following   code as follows: JMail. AddAttachment ("C:autoexec.bat")   JMail. AddAttachment ("Myimage.gif", TRUE)       The results are as follows:   This is a multipart message in MIME format. --nEXT_BM_AEB3968967D044DC9E208D04088C60B4 content-type:text/html; charset= "Gb2312″content-transfer-encoding:quoted-printable sdfdd--next_bm_aeb3968967d044dc9e208d04088c60b4 Content-type:application/octet-stream; Name= "=? GB2312? q?12d95384-576f-424f-bf15-f8e2397e2791=2ejpg?= "content-transfer-encoding:base64 Content-Description: =? GB2312? Q?12d95384-576f-424f-bf15-f8e2397e2791=2ejpg?= Content-disposition:inline; Filename= "=? GB2312? Q?12d95384-576f-424f-bf15-f8e2397e2791=2ejpg?= "Content-id:   Online found a solution:     Code as follows: AddAttachment ( FileName, IsInline, ContentType):     string Adds a file-type attachment to the message. If the inline property is set to True, this attachment is an embeddable attachment, and using the AddAttachment () method returns the content ID, which is useful when sending an HTML message.   Example:       Code is as follows: JMail. AddAttachment ("C:autoexec.bat")   JMail. AddAttachment ("Myimage.gif", TRUE)     embeddable attachments   2.AddURLAttachment (bstrURL, Bstrattachas, IsInline, Bstrauth): String downloads the file from the specified URL and adds it as an attachment. The second argument "Attachas" is used to change the file name of the file added as an attachment, and if the inline property is set to True, thisAn attachment is an embeddable attachment that uses the Ddattachment () method to return the content ID, which is useful when sending an HTML message. The last parameter is optional and is used when the server requires authentication.   Example       code is as follows: JMail. Addurlattachment ("W3jmail4.exe", "W3jmail4.exe") JMail. Addurlattachment "W3jmail4.exe", "W3jmail4.exe", False, "Myusername:mypassword") JMail. Addurlattachment "Dimaclogo.gif", "Dimaclogo.gif", true)       measured, as if it had nothing to do with two methods. Later on the internet, someone said the Message.contenttype = "text/html" Settings to remove (is not to set the ContentType property), tried, and really sent a successful