Hello guyz...

I`d like to know how easy is to send e-mail with ASP.

Also I`d like to know if I should install some apps on my pc in order to do that. If so... which apps do I have to install?

The pc I`m using is working in a LAN network and I`m using a server in order to browse internet. So... my last question is... is it possible for me to make an ASP page that will send e-mails without configure settings to the server of my network????

!Thank you in advance!

You can use CDONTS or CDOSYS. Make sure that you install SMTP service on your web server(that runs IIS).

Check these links for samples and instructions

Send Mail
ASP Sending e-mail with CDO

Hope that helps.
Cheers!

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You can also use the aspemail from

www.aspemail.com


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<%
Set myMail=CreateObject("CDO.Message")
myMail.Subject="Sending email with CDO"
myMail.From="[email protected]"
myMail.To="[email protected]"
myMail.TextBody="This is a message."
myMail.Send
%>

ok... this is something very simple which I`ve already tried but it doesn`t work.
I`ve already installed "Default SMTP Virtual Server" on my machine. But should I change some settings??

I remind you again that there is a server which I use in order to get connected to the internet.

It's not something I've done very often, but I access the "Default SMTP Virtual Server Properties" dialog and set the options on the Advanced button of the Delivery tab.
What *you* set them to depends on your LAN mail set-up. Try setting the "fully-qualified domain name" to your company's domain, and the "smart host" to your mail server - that's what I do!

hth
Phil

Thank you for your reply...

I`m sure that my problem will be solved if I `ll change this settings. But i`m not able to know the "fully-qualified domain name" amd the "smart host" of my mail server.
So if I use a pc with a dial-up connection should I do something with these settings? If so... what should I do?

To be honest I don't really know what you should do for dial-up.

I would guess you should use the same settings as your e-mail client (Outlook Express or whatever you use - check the settings under the account you usually use to get your e-mails). For example:
"fully-qualified domain name" = yourISP.com
"smart host" = your_ISP_Outgoing_SMTP_Server