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So why didn't you respond to our posts? &nbsp;Problems get solved through two way communication you know!
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So why didn't you respond to our posts?  Problems get solved through two way communication you know!

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I have W7. <br />
I wanted a SMTP , i.e mail server to use in my application programming (C#, SQL etc)<br />
that means i will asked for &quot;Mail Server:_________________&quot;<br />
But i dont have one.. I dont know if i have one.. So i used a S/W called &quot;hmailServer&quot;<br />
It configured a Server for me. But i dont know If i have one SMTP Now ?<br />
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How do i verify it ??<br />
If i have one how to i use in application programming i.e what name should i give ?<br />

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I have W7. 
I wanted a SMTP , i.e mail server to use in my application programming (C#, SQL etc)
that means i will asked for "Mail Server:_________________"
But i dont have one.. I dont know if i have one.. So i used a S/W called "hmailServer"
It configured a Server for me. But i dont know If i have one SMTP Now ?

How do i verify it ??
If i have one how to i use in application programming i.e what name should i give ?


verify existence of SMTP server windows 7

Interactions between email servers and clients are governed by email protocols. The three most common email protocols are POP, IMAP and MAPI. Most email software operates under one of these (and many products support more than one).  The correct protocol must be selected, and correctly configured, if you want your email account to work.

Email Protocols

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Microsoft SQL Server 2005

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