Question

I thought this would be simpler. I want to allow users of my software to fill out a feedback form, which would then get emailed to me.

Apparently, this is not as simple as just calling a "Send Email" function. The user could be anywhere in the world, and as long as they have internet access, I'd like them to have the ability to send me feedback.

What's the simplest way to do this?

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Solution 3

Gusman got me on the right track. Instead of using Mandrill, I set up a new gmail account for my application to use as the sender.

I found this and it works beautifully:

Sending email in .NET through Gmail

OTHER TIPS

Rather than have the software generate an email, why not have a button that directs them to a page with a survey or textbox where they can submit feedback. That seems like the simplest solution to me.

Not really a code answer but we use Machform a lot. Really awesome tool to build forms.

It's just $50 bucks. Has email, download support etc.

http://www.appnitro.com/

Worth a check!

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