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Microsoft ASP.NETIn-Memory E-mail Attachments in ASP.NET 2.0
In classic ASP and ASP.NET 1.x, there has always been a requirement that an attachment exist on the hard disk before it can be attached to an outbound email. That makes sense, right? In order to attach a file to an email, you need to have a file to attach. Well that's not the case in ASP.NET 2.x. Not only can you add an attachment without having a file, but the code and considerations required to do so are greatly reduced.
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