Hi Greg:
It is possible to catch any errors that may be given by an SMTP
server, assuming that's the culprit. That may be useful in solving
the problem.
The SMTPSocket.ServerError method's ErrorID and ErrorMessage
variables will hopefully tell you something useful.
When I was dealing with this issue myself a few months back, I just
did a simple MsgBox for it.
MsgBox str(ErrorID) + ": " + ErrorMessage
Maybe that will help?
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ED LEE -- ed_lee @ ncsu.edu
Windows Systems Support
College of Design, NC State University
On Aug 2, 2006, at 1:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I copied the code for sending an email via an SMTP socket thats
given in the
LR. I tried sending an email via my AOL account and via my Yahoo
account while
I was hooked to the internet via wireless. In both cases I got an
error - but
no clue why there was an error. Any clues?
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