Support WebCast: Troubleshooting Issues When Using CDONTS, CDOSYS, CDOEX, and WebMail (SmtpMail) Technologies (813664)

Session Summary

In this Support WebCast session, you will hear how to troubleshoot some of the common issues that may occur when sending e-mail programmatically by using Microsoft CDONTS, CDOSYS, CDOEX, and WebMail (SmtpMail) technologies. The session will focus on the issues that originate from SMTP settings and NTFS permissions. This WebCast assumes that you understand programming with those technologies and that you are familiar with SMTP configuration and functionality.

This is a Level 300 session that was recorded January 22, 2003 and presented by Fauzia Awan and Jason Tyler. Fauzia Awan has worked with Microsoft Developer Support - Messaging for over a year and has published Knowledge Base articles. She holds a Master's Degree in Computer Science and is a published author. Jason Tyler has worked with Microsoft for more than three years. He has published a number of Microsoft Knowledge Base articles about SMTP services and applicable components.

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Supplemental reading:

• HOWTO: Send HTML Formatted Mail Over SMTP Using CDONTS
• HOWTO: Send HTML Formatted Mail Using CDO for Windows 2000 and the Local Pickup Directory
• HOWTO: Send HTML Formatted Mail Using CDO for Windows 2000 and a Remote SMTP Service
• HOWTO: Send E-mail Programmatically with System.Web.Mail and Visual C# .NET
• HOWTO: Send E-mail Programmatically with System.Web.Mail and Visual Basic .NET

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