Hi Johan,
If you want to 'roll your own', you can use our free
SocketWrench package (which includes a Windows Sockets
and RAS dialer control) to create a simple SMTP client.
We include a tutorial that should get you started if
you don't have much experience with TCP/IP programming.
You should also read RFC821 for the commands that you
need to send, and for the response codes sent back from
the server that you'll need to handle. We also have a
commercial package which includes components for SMTP,
POP3 and MIME which would make things considerably
easier to deal with. You can download either
package from our website at http://www.*-*-*.com/ .
David
On Tue, 27 Jul 1999 19:24:18 +0200, "Johan Pieck"
Quote:
>Hi, I'm making a program that sends an e-mail to an e-mail address (duh).
>The program runs in the background, so the user doesn't see a thing. But
>how I do this with the winsock control? I've done a lot of research about
>the winsock control, but I didn't find a good example or some good
>information. I'm going crazy here! Please help me. I suppose (I'm sure),
>that it is just a little bit code. There is a form that is invisible. On
>the form is a winsock control. The only thing that must happen is that in
>the background an e-mail will be sent to an address that will always be the
>same. I'm sure it's not that difficult and I know for sure that you guys and
>girls can help me! THANK YOU!!!!!
>Johan
Please help!! Urgent