By default, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 with the Windows NT Option Pack (NTOP) and Microsoft Windows 2000 install a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service that can be used for a variety of purposes. One of the more common uses is Active Server Pages (ASP) for e-mail-based HTML form handling. This step-by-step article describes how to create scheduled mail-outs by using Windows Script Host (WSH) and the e-mail features of the SMTP service CDONTS.NewMail object. The example shows how to create ...
This article describes how to create a Web application that uses an Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) page, an Active Server Page (ASP) and a Visual Basic ActiveX .dll to send mail when Microsoft Exchange Server and Microsoft Internet Information Server are installed on separate machines....
Using Collaboration Data Objects for NTS (CDONTS), additional header information can be set for messages that are created using CDONTS. The Value property of the NewMail object allows additional header information to be added to the NewMail object in CDONTS. To add the new header to the CDONTS message, the string that the header is being set to must be assigned to the correct header name....
Use of Collaboration Data Objects for Microsoft Windows NT Server (CDONTS) to send e-mail from Active Server Pages (ASP) pages has become very common. By using CDONTS along with other technologies, you can create a Web-based interface that allows users to send attachments with their e-mail. CDONTS executes on the server so the file attachment must be uploaded to the server before it can be attached to the e-mail. The file upload can be accomplished through the Microsoft Posting Acceptor....
