Microsoft Outlook in asp.net

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I have an Linkbutton on which I have shown Email ID, I want to open Microsoft Outlook on click of that link button.

Suthish Nair · Answer

No Sir, call me by my name only :). If the query got resolved, then mark the post that helped you as Answer so will be helpful for others.

Sam Hobbs · Answer

Look at RFC 6068 .

PankaJ D · Answer

hello Suthish Nair Sir, For Subject there is an = or colon Means Subject="asd" or Subject:"asd",Which one is coreect.

Sam Hobbs · Answer

The "mailto" URI Scheme ( RFC 6068 ) is for small messages. In earlier versions of Microsoft email clients, the portion after "mailto:" was limited to 128 characters. If you are sure you know what email client is installed in all the systems that it will be used in and you can confirm that the email client supports the maximum size needed, then mailto might be an easy solution. To protect the user, mailto does not allow specification of a sender ("from"); that must be done interactively by the user. It also does not do the send.

Suthish Nair · Answer

xyz00@somewhere.com , xyz11@somewhere.com ?subject=Hello, How are you..&body=Hi,%0A%0APlease help with the following queries !"> xyz00@somewhere.com

PankaJ D · Answer

Can we add subject with mail to.

Suthish Nair · Answer

Someone did a Thumps down, can i know the reason behind it?

Krishna Garad · Answer

Try with anchor tag like bellow Mailto

Suthish Nair · Answer

The example given above have no relation with Outlook. The mailto: tag look for the active default mail inbox (can be Outllok, Lotus, Zmail etc) then new mail get created.

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