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CDOSYS or something better...
I need to send out emails through Access. Â Usually, it's just a one-off, but sometimes we need to send out almost 1000. Â In the past I have used CDOSYS, but have come up against two issues in the past:
1) TLS security settings don't seem to be fully catered for (it works fine as SSL and no security)
2) I sometimes need a different FROM address to the reply. Â This is so replies and bounce-backs can be handled by a central user.
So my question is this. Â Is CDOSYS the right way to go, or is there a better plug-in that may offer us more?
1) TLS security settings don't seem to be fully catered for (it works fine as SSL and no security)
2) I sometimes need a different FROM address to the reply. Â This is so replies and bounce-backs can be handled by a central user.
So my question is this. Â Is CDOSYS the right way to go, or is there a better plug-in that may offer us more?
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Thanks guys. Â
VBMAPI - may indeed be a useful tool for me. Â But, I also want to provide something that is independent of Outlook (not all of my clients use it).
VBMAPI - may indeed be a useful tool for me. Â But, I also want to provide something that is independent of Outlook (not all of my clients use it).
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BTW, CDO should support TLS....
Jim.
Jim.
Thanks everyone - I'll take a look at all of the suggestions.
Much appreciated.
Much appreciated.
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Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.