> The situation that you mention here sounds fairly simple but is actually
somewhat complicated. For example, most outlook users
> leave their default settings which means that the mail would be html
formatted. Also, there is a chance that the mail could be
> quoted printable or base64 encoded as well. For NTMail you would need to
write a "robot" (which is a kind of CGI for the mail
> server) or another type of processor (NTMail allows you to write an SMTP
DLL for basic functions). This means that you need a
> developer to write these programs and then somehow get the information
into CF.
True, however the emails would definately be sent in plain text which I
didn't explain in my first email.
> Here's how iMS would do this:
>
> SMTP Receives mail completely
> ColdFusion template uses CFX_ODSMIME tag (included with iMS) to decode the
mail. The same ColdFusion template does the additional
> processing of the CSV data.
I don't know why I didn't think of you before! I've used your "basic" iMS a
while ago which was superb. How much would this cost, and could it work in
conjunction with an existing mail server?
Thanks for the advice, much appreciated.
Will
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