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Free MAPI or POP3 server in a ocx or dll flavor (use with multiple attachments)

Asked by arilea in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: multiple, pop3

Sorry, This is yet another golden cow question I'ld guess. I have NO MONEY to buy one and I'm looking for an email server library dll or ocx I can use in Access 2000 or XP.

Mostly to use on XP os, but maybe I need it to work in win98 (forget 'bout 2000). The installed default EMail could be Outlook or Express or Exchange or MSN or ???? so I'ld prefer a MAPI enabled client that can autosense the connected ISP mail server (or at least be easy to configure for it) (I can NOT re-configure the client machine to any EMail client that I want to.)

I've noted R_Mail and PB_Email, but don't want to waist myself needlessly if they won't work unlicenced. I can stand an initial pop-up message advo at the start of a run, but not one for each email message sent. And especially, I must be able to attach multiple files. This is why I can't use the sendobject VBA coding.

The application creates datasets in file types per customer order, and must deliver to a list of customers from a client machine in any at-home office I install it in. This is not an off the shelf application. I install / maintain each one.

So I need an EXAMPLE with this ocx or dll that shows making an EMail for a single recipient, subject, lengthy body (in html maybe?) and 2 or more attachments. And I want a confirmation return(if possible). If the sent mail shows in the normal default email application, so much the better. Confirmation thru the default email is OK too. I would control outbox scheduling myself so I don't need that feature.

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Free MAPI or POP3 server in a ocx or dll flavor (use with multiple attachments)

Asked by arilea in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: multiple, pop3

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