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H. R. wrote:


> What is the best way for sending e-mail from a win-application written by BCB6.0? 
> Which component or class do you propose? Is TSendMail class a good solution? How does it works?

I don't know what TSendmail is but both Indy which is shipped with BCB6 
or ICS (www.overbyte.be) which I use, contain the components needed to 
send email via a smtp server. Alternatively, you can use MAPI to send a 
mail.

Michel
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Peoples are suggesting Indy , but in addition I can write some FastNet
codes;

  SMTP->Host="smtp.somehost.sth"
  SMTP->UserID="useridfromsite";
  SMTP->PostMessage->FromAddress="address@somehost.sth";
  SMTP->PostMessage->FromName="Screen Name";
  SMTP->PostMessage->ReplyTo="a_reply@address.sth";
  SMTP->PostMessage->Subject="Subject";
  SMTP->PostMessage->ToAddress->Add("a@b.c");//because its a list
  SMTP->PostMessage->Body->Add("hello world");//TStringList
  SMTP->PostMessage->Date=Date();
  SMTP->Connect();
  SMTP->SendMail();
Sorry if I wrote a very simple one
you can check return values , error catcher such as try{}catch() etc...

Babak :">