How can VB call JMail to send an email?

To send emails using JMail in VB, you need to first add the JMail library to the project. This can be done by following these steps:

1. Download and install the JMail library. You can get the JMail library from the official website at https://www.dimac.net/.
2. Open the VB project, and select “References” from the “Project” menu.
3. In the “Quote” dialog box, click the “Browse” button, locate and select the downloaded JMail library file (usually a DLL file), and then click “OK”.
4. In VB code, import the JMail namespace using the Imports statement.
5. Require jmail module
6. Create a JMail object and set its properties, such as sender, recipient, subject, and body. Here is an example code:
7. Create a new JMail object and enable logging. Set the server address, sender email, subject, recipient email, body of the email, and then execute the email sending process.
8. “Provide the address and port of the SMTP server, along with authentication information. Here is an example code:”
9. oJMail.SMTPServer = “SMTP server address”
   oJMail.SMTPPort = 25 ‘SMTP server port number
   oJMail.SMTPAuthenticate = 1 ‘Enable SMTP authentication
   oJMail.SMTPOptions = 0 ‘Do not use SSL/TLS encryption
   oJMail.From = “Sender’s email address”
   oJMail.AddRecipient “Recipient’s email address”
   oJMail.Subject = “Email subject”
   oJMail.Body = “Email content”
   oJMail.Execute
10. Finally, call the Execute method to send the email.

Please note that the example code above is for reference only, and adjustments may be needed based on the specific SMTP server and email settings.