On 2014-07-28 10:14, Paul Hill wrote:
I agree, but MAPI/CDO etc provide one thing that SMTP doesn't: the
ability to edit the email before sending.
I support 3 different email methods in my dot net app:
- MAPI (for Thunderbird etc. Crashes with OutLook...)
- Outlook automation
- SMTP
Both have options to Send immediately or send after composing.
For SMTP I knocked up a simple email client using an embedded Internet
Explorer.
This is predominately used in sites that RDP onto a server where
Office is not installed.
For my purposes, it's to email a bug report when an error occurs, so I
want it seamless behind the scenes. Love that I can get an instant
alert when the user encounters a bug. Users LOVE that I'm so in-touch
with their issues, almost before they've even thought about what to do
next. Customer one time said "Wow...I just hit that bug and you're
already calling. Amazing."
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