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Is it possible to hyperlink a postal text to an Exe located on a remote system via a C # Windows application (mail sent via an SMTP server)?

Sending mail through my Windows application to the person who asked them to log into another Windows application that is installed on the remote server to work on it. In post content, I would like to have a hyperlink that will directly accept it into this Windows application!

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I am not using your question, but if you need to link with an EXE file on another computer, for example:

Computer A has an EXE file, Computer A sends an email to Computer B with a hyperlink to the EXE file Computer B runs the EXE file on its own computer or forces Computer A to run the EXE file



Sorry, but this is not possible. If you need to make an EXE file run by email, just send it as an attachment and the user must save the exe file and run it - you can't do anything automatically.

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If I understand your question correctly, you like:

  • send an email to another user.
  • mail contains a link to an application (web?) that allows the user to log in

If you want to use a web application, you can create one using ASP.NET or PHP for example.



If you want to use a standalone application (EXE), the user can download the exe file and execute it on another computer. In this case, FTP is used for this.

About the limited license notice. If your license allows you to distribute the app online, you can distribute time-limited licenses. But I still think that the best solution would be to access the application through a web interface. In this case, you can choose how many concurrent users you allow the application to use.

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