I need to mail enable one vb app. I'd like to know, in your opinion, what's
the best aproach to do this.
Should i use MAPI ? or CDO? Should i use an app like Outlook (or other email
program that exists in the client computer) or is it best to make all the
code in my application?
Best regards
Hugo Sousa
HTH
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"Hugo Sousa" <hugo...@gestexper.pt> wrote in message
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u can try vbsendmail. available freely at
http://www.freevbcode.com. i've used it in my vb programs. its a very good
component.
Gautam
"Richard T. Edwards" <r.t.e...@attbi.com> wrote in message
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Did you ever have used it in such environment? Do you know any way to make
it work with exchange?
Best regards
Hugo Sousa
"Gautam R. Save" <gau...@pathofoge.com> wrote in message
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>Yes, i've tried it. But in a network with Exchange 5.5 it always abort with
>the message 'Relay is prohibited'.
>
>Did you ever have used it in such environment? Do you know any way to make
>it work with exchange?
You should take a look at RFC2821. It will explain some important
things for people wanting to send e-mail directly from a program.
If instead of pointing the control at the Exchange server, you point
it at the actual destination server, I think your problem will go
away. Otherwise, post some code for the rest of us to see.
"Richard T. Edwards" <r.t.e...@attbi.com> wrote in message
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