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<P>This article was contributed by <A HREF="mailto:ultramaroon@email.msn.com">Rob Manderson</A>.

 
<P>I needed the ability to create and send email from within my application (it's an online trivia game called MindProbe).  After messing around with the various OCX based solutions available I settled on a cut and paste of the code embedded deep within CDocument to access MAPI.  I changed things a lot and abstracted it into it's own class.  This class handles multiple attached files as well as multiple recipients and multiple cc recipients.
 
<P>This class only handles sending email - that's all I needed at this stage.  Usage couldn't be easier.
 
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void CBugReport::OnOK() 
{
	 CIMapi  mail;
 
	 mail.To("UltraMaroon@email.msn.com");						//	  Set recipient name
	 mail.To("someoneelse@somewhereelse.com");					//	  Second recipient
	 mail.Cc(cc@cc.com);										//	  CC recipient
	 mail.From(user@somewhere.com); 							//	  Identify sender (not strictly necessary since MAPI will fill this in for you)
	 mail.Subject("Test Email");								//	  Subject of this email
	 mail.Attach("somefilename");								//	  Attaching a file
	 mail.Attach("someotherfile", "different_name_for_recipient");	  //	Attach another file but give it a different name inside the email itself 
 
	 // Put text of message in body
	 mail.Text("Body text for this email"); 					 //    Set body text
	 mail.Send();												 //    Now send the mail! 
	 CDialog::OnOK();
} 
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<P>Notes:    I used calloc(),  realloc() and free() for memory allocation for the recipient and attachment lists.  This is primarily because the corresponding members in the MAPI structures are pointers to arrays of structures and it didn't make much sense to manipulate separate data structures simply to be 'pure' and stay within the confines of new and delete.  I also rely on the default behaviour of free() in the Microsoft C runtime library which is to ignore attempts to free NULL pointers.  If your run time library behaves differently you may need to examine the code in the CIMapi destructor.
 



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