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How to send a mail with an ics appointment as attachment with System.Net.Mail

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This article shows how to send a mail in ASP.NET with an .ics attachment. As added bonus it shows how to configure your application to drop emails on disk instead of spamming the mail server when testing. ... Go to the complete details ...

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