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Asked: 2026-05-11T00:09:15+00:00

I have inherited a class in vb.net and when I create the object, I

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I have inherited a class in vb.net and when I create the object, I am only seeing one of the inherited public properties in intellisense. Any solution to this problem?

print('Public Class CompanyMailMessage     Inherits MailMessage       Private AdobeDisclaimer As String = 'You will need Adobe Acrobat to read this file. If it is not installed on your computer go to http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/main.html to download. Thank You'     Private _Body As String     Private _IncludeAdobeDisclaimer As Boolean = False       ''' <summary>     ''' Gets or sets the body of the message     ''' </summary>     ''' <returns>A System.String that contains the body content.</returns>     Public Property Body() As String         Get             If _IncludeAdobeDisclaimer Then                 _Body = _Body + AdobeDisclaimer             End If              Return _Body          End Get         Set(ByVal value As String)             _Body = value         End Set     End Property     ''' <summary>     ''' Gets or sets a value that determines if a message that states that Adobe Acrobat must be used to open the attached files is included in the body of the message      ''' </summary>     ''' <value></value>     ''' <returns>True if ;otherwise, false</returns>     ''' <remarks></remarks>     Public Property IncludeAdobeDisclaimer() As Boolean         Get             Return _IncludeAdobeDisclaimer         End Get         Set(ByVal value As Boolean)             _IncludeAdobeDisclaimer = value         End Set     End Property     ''' <summary>     ''' Initializes an instance of the CompanyMailMessageclass     ''' </summary>     ''' <remarks></remarks>     Public Sub New()      End Sub     ''' <summary>     ''' Initializes an instance of the CompanyMailMessageclass with plain text in the body     ''' </summary>     ''' <param name='from'>The email address of the sender</param>       ''' <param name='fromName'>The name of the sender</param>                   ''' <param name='to'></param>     ''' <param name='subject'></param>     ''' <param name='body'></param>     ''' <remarks></remarks>     Public Sub New(from as String,fromName As String,[to] as String,subject As String,body As String)          MyBase.FromAddress = New EmailAddress(from,fromName)         MyBase.ToAddresses.Add([to])         MyBase.Subject = subject         _Body = body         MyBase.Items.Add(New MessageContent(MimeType.MessageRfc822,body))         End Sub');
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  1. I would suggest opening Reflector and opening the 3rd party dll. I’m guessing the properties will be internal (friend in vb.net, I think) and that’s the reason.

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