ExEMail 

ExEMail is a lightweight, 100% ATL-based ActiveX component that enables applications to send fully compliant SMTP email messages, including binary attachments (MIME) and HTML-formatted content. It can be easily integrated into any development environment that supports ActiveX controls.

What Sets ExEMail Apart from Other SMTP Components?

How ExEMail Delivers a Message

  1. DNS Lookup
    ExEMail queries a DNS server to find the SMTP hosts responsible for the recipient's domain.
  2. SMTP Server Connection
    It attempts to connect to each SMTP host returned by the DNS query, in priority order.
  3. Recipient Negotiation
    Once connected, the component communicates the sender and recipient email addresses to the SMTP server.
  4. Message Transmission
    If the server accepts the addresses, ExEMail prepares the message - including headers, body, and attachments - and sends the data.
  5. Connection Termination
    After successful transmission, ExEMail gracefully closes the session by issuing the SMTP QUIT command and disconnecting.

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