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EnterpriseMail 1.0 EnterpriseMail will enable your application to create and send text or HTML e-mail messages with attachments and embedded images using SMTP protocol. AddEmail works with all development environments that support COM objects, ActiveX or OCX controls, such as Visual Basic, Visual C++, VB.NET, C#, ASP, ASP.NET, Access, Delphi, PowerBuilder, FoxPro etc.
Features AddEmail has several features that you can't find anywhere else: * AddEmail can send several emails simultaneously. * AddEmail can send emails asynchronously without blocking your application. * AddEmail provides progress indication events when sending emails. * AddEmail can send emails directly to recipients' mail servers without using your SMTP server. Supports SMTP and ESMTP protocols. Supports HTML and text emails. Supports HTML emails with embedded images. Supports unlimited number of attachments. Supports multiple To, Cc and Bcc recipients. Supports non-blocking calls. Supports email progress events. Supports in-memory attachments. Sends several emails simultaneously. Sends emails directly to recipients' mail servers. No dependencies on other components. Reads message body from file. Outstanding support. With our extensive user manual and large collection of samples you will always know how to complete your task. And if you have any questions, our knowledgeable support staff is only one click away. Fast and reliable. AddEmail was developed for today's most demanding applications and was thoroughly tested to ensure enterprise-level reliability and stability. Easy to use. You don't need any knowledge of SMTP, MIME or other Internet protocols to send e-mails using AddEmail. Whether you need to develop enterprise email solution or just want to add simple email notifications, you will start using AddEmai |
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