[AccessD] EMail recommendations

Hey William
Thanks, I am kind of leaning that way.
As to cost, everyone is on a tight budget these days, but  I figure that 
the time I would spend putting something together and testing it is 
probably worth it (already spent 2 days doing research).
One question, is incorporating it into your application transparent, 
without having to fool around with anything on the user's end?

William Hindman wrote:

>Tony
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>...I currently use TAE/A2k3 with a modified user form in the runtime 
>installs ...it works well and once you look at what FMS has done, coding a 
>user friendly form for your app is pretty easy ...as with all FMS tools, its 
>relatively expensive and heavy code but its been dead reliable for more than 
>a year now with the users routinely sending 500+ e-mails/attachments w/o any 
>assistance required.
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>William
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>From: "Tony Septav" <iggy at nanaimo.ark.com>
>Sent: Sunday, February 14, 2010 11:39 AM
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>Subject: [AccessD] EMail recommendations
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>>Hey All
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>>I have spent the last couple of days looking all kinds of code for
>>EMailing (COD, STMP etc.) and third party products, (Blat etc. currently
>>looking at Total Access EMailer). Does anyone have any suggestions on
>>what route to go, to send EMails with attachments from an Access
>>application. I do not want to muck around on the user's machine
>>(basically stay away from their registry, no other installs other than
>>the Access application). Basically a no brainer for the user (enter your
>>user ID but no enter your STMP server address/ID etc.).  Orrrrrrrr.....I
>>am totally off base on this one and there is no easy simple solution.
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>>Thanks
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