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Old October 18th 06, 07:56 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Ramesh
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Default Full Name

For the given mail id, how to retrive the full name ?

For example
John Thomas

I am doing a program in ASP.net with C#.
I will be having the mail id as
, I would like to have the
full name, that is "John Thomas". So that, Programatically I can write a mail
as follows,

John Thomas,
Content......

as I am not getting the full name now I am writting as

,
Content.............

is it possible?


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