Ray,

The R:Mail code looks fine.

You should turn off any anti-virus software, just to
test R:Mail again. And, if there are any other tools
which would prevent the connection to the mail server
(specifically port 25), then turn off that program as
well.

Start looking at the differences between the two PCs
running R:Mail and the anti-virus software on each.

There are other R:Mail users who had to specifically
alter the anti-virus settings to allow the messages
to be sent from their PC.

John

At 02:44 PM 7/7/2008, you wrote:
I see Attachments are striped so here is the code and a sample.


In a message dated 7/7/2008 11:24:42 Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John

Attached is the code I am using to test and the message  file.

Ray

SET TRACE ON


SET MESSAGES on
SET ERROR MESSAGES On
SET BELL OFF
SET WHILEOPT OFF
SET EOFCHAR OFF
CLEAR ALL VAR
SET CAPTION ' '
SET VAR vcnt1 INTEGER = 0
SET VAR vcnt2 INTEGER = 0
SET VAR vcounter INTEGER = 0
SET VAR vreturn TEXT = (CHAR(013))
SET V v_lineend TEXT = (CHAR(254))
SET V v_replace TEXT = (CHAR(94))
SET V v_mes_select TEXT = 'y'
SET V v_mes_select TEXT = 'W'
CLS

SET V vrmail = NULL

SET VAR vrmail = (UDF(<mailto:'@RMail.DLL','WatchMail.TXT'>'@RMail.DLL','WatchMail.TXT'))

SWITCH (.vrmail)
     CASE 'S'
          UPDATE master SET gotmessage = 'Y' WHERE CURRENT OF c1
          BREAK
     CASE 'N'
PAUSE 2 USING 'Message was Undeliverable!' CAPTION 'MESSAGE' AT CENTER CENTER
          BREAK
     CASE 'A'
PAUSE 2 USING 'Delivery was Aborted!' CAPTION 'MESSAGE' AT CENTER CENTER
          BREAK
     DEFAULT
          BREAK
ENDSW

RETURN

the Message:

To:  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From:  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Subject: Welcome to Kansas Watch E-mail List
X-Attachments:
CC: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
BCC:  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Format:T
Priority: 3
Receipt:





Welcome Jayhawk Fan.

You have been added to the DC area Kansas Sports Watch party e-mail list. You should receive an email as a reminder the day prior to each game with the date and local time as well as info about the game and the watch site. For tournament games it may be the day of the game. On occasions you may receive other e-mail about events in the DC area that relate to Kansas.

If you have question or concerns please let me know.

If you have received this e-mail in error or wish to be removed from the list please let me know and I will remove your e-mail address from the list.

GO HAWKS!

Ray Sellers
Chapter Leader






In a message dated 7/7/2008 10:29:29 Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:


Ray,

With your version of R:Mail 2.6, it is absolutely
necessary that you use ALL of the available email
parameters (i.e. CC,  BCC, Attachment, etc.) in
your message file output, even though you may  not
be using that particular parameter in your email.

If you're  still having problems, perhaps you should
reply with a small sample of the  command file you're
using to create the message  file.

John

At 12:40 PM 7/7/2008, you wrote:

The RMail.DLL is located in the Windows SYSTEM32 directory and the  "save log
to file" is checked, but no file is created.   When I  test click on test I
get connection established.

Ray

In a message dated  7/7/2008 6:22:41 Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:

Ray,


The RMail.DLL should be located in the Windows

SYSTEM32 directory after the installation.


Before running your command file to call R:Mail,

be sure to enable the R:Mail log file in order to

understand what is happening behind the scenes.


John


At 10:24 PM 7/6/2008, you wrote:


I am trying to in stall  Rmail on new computer using MS Vista.  I keep
getting a N status but the progress window go so fast that I can not see where it
fails the  program works fine on an XP machine on the same network.  Any one
having problems with Vista and Rmail.


Ray Sellers

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