SMTP/POP3 Email Engine Library 4.0 ASP.NET script

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SMTP/POP3 Email Engine Library is a library of functions providing easy control of the SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol) and POP3 (Post Office 3) protocols. The Marshallsoft SMTP/POP3 Email component library for Visual Basic (SEE4VB) is a library of functions providing easy control of the SMTP (Simple Mail Transport Protocol) and POP3 (Post Office 3) protocols. The SMTP/POP3 Email development toolkit provides a simple interface to send and receive email, including multiple MIME base64 and quoted-printable encoded attachments from within a VB or VB.NET application. Knowledge of Winsock and TCP/IP is not needed. SEE4VB provides the functionality to easily and quickly develop software applications that can send, receive and parse mail.Some of the many features of the SMTP/POP3 Email Component Library for Visual Basic (SEE4VB) are as follows: - SEE4VB is a standard Windows DLL that does not depend on other "support" libraries. - Works with all versions of Microsoft Visual Basic and VB .Net. - Supports multiple (simultaneous) connections. - Supports SMTP (ESMTP) and POP3 authentication ("AUTH PLAIN", "AUTH LOGIN" and "AUTH CRAM-MD5"). - The Win32 version of SEE is fully threadable. - Download email from your POP3 server, automatically decoding MIME attachments. - Get the number of messages on your POP3 email server. - Get the header lines from any email on the POP3 email server, without reading the entire email. - Copy any email on the POP3 server without deleting it. - Delete any email on the server without downloading it first. - Send email with optional MIME or Quoted Printable attachments. - Send email with inline embedded images (GIF, TIF, JPG, BMP, and Rich Text). - Send HTML email with alternative text and embedded images. - Supports ISO-8859(European character sets) and UTF-8 (16 bit character sets) messages. - Can specify custom Content-Types; add custom header fields. - Supports setting priority via X-Priority header field. - Can send email to mail addresses on a distribution list (bulk mail). - Set minimum and maximum wait times for server response. - Dozens of switches that provides the capabiltiy to control how email is sent and received. - Free technical support and updates for one year. - Royalty free distribution with your compiled application. - Both Win32 and Win16 versions are provided. - Evaluation versions are fully functional. No unlock code is required. - Can be used with any language (C/C , VC , .NET, Delphi, VB,Delphi, Xbase , Visual Foxpro,etc.) that can call the Windows API. - Complete documentation (Programmers, Users, and Reference Manuals). A good selection of complete example programs is included (including VB .Net), demonstrating how to send and receive email using the library. The SEE4VB library can also be used with any Windows application capable of calling the Windows API.
Operating system:
Windows

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