Send full-featured emails with your favorite scripting language There are a lot of SMTP COM objects out there. So what makes SpoolMyMail special? SpoolMyMail is incredible easy-to-use. Normally you loose functionality when you make it simple. Not with SpoolMyMail. It comes with a COM object that gives you exactly all the features you need to send full-featured emails. As a plus it does not need an extra mail server. The Spooler part of SpoolMyMail runs as a windows service in the background and sends the mails you created easily with the COM object. And you don't need to learn a complete programming language to do the job. Just do it with your favorite scripting language. Key benefits - Doesn't require a mail server. - Don't waste time learning hard programming interfaces - Check email addresses when you collect them - Send personalized mailings in a matter of minutes - Send emails from your favorite script language - Create emails that international recipients can read - Don't loose potential customers because of a typo in their email address. Unique Features Unicode: SpoolMyMail is truly unicode bullet-proofed and supports UTF-7 and UTF-8 conversions. Samples: Actually we ship samples for 15 scripting and programming languages. If your favorite one is not yet included let us know. Related Files: Include additional files in your html messages like images or style sheet information that the recipient can see without going online again. Firewall/Proxy: SpoolMyMail supports the common protocols SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 to go for you through the fire. You can specify user, password and port. Full-featured: You won't miss something. SpoolMyMail comes exactly with the features you need. And it naturally supports all required RFCs. Easy-to-Use: You create your first email with five lines of code. And the best: it doesn't get much harder. Windows Service: SpoolMyMail Spooler can run as a windows service.
Samples for 15 script/programing languages included.
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