![]() ![]() Most of the examples I've found use late binding, which is preferred. This object allows you to send emails using any SMTP server assuming that other prerequisites are met (firewall open, ISP not blocking ports, account is configured on the SMTP server, SMTP server allows relaying, etc). ![]() Windows includes an object called Collaborative Data Objects or CDO. I will also add that installing any software that would have to be installed on every potential user's machine is not feasible. If this is not possible, I am open to the idea of any other workarounds. Is there a way to e-mail like php's mail function, sending mail from the server? I would like the emails to be sent from the same email address instead of from the user's outlook address after a security prompt. So, users would be able to 'forgot password' other usernames and view their own outlook outbox(sent items) to see the sensitive information. The problem with this is that the email function as is sends an email with outlook from the user's machine. They can select their username for the login screen, and if they click 'forgot password' and email is sent containing their login information (to the email address associated with the user name). One of the purposes of the email is to email a user his/or password if he forgot it. I have email implemented for an access application using outlook, but I'd like to move away from this. I know this question has been asked a few times in various context, but I have not found a clear answer. ![]()
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