A new class for sending e-mail file attachments using MIME.
E-Mail File Attachment Using MIME (with HTML support)
Published 03/04/2002
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POP3 Client With Attachment
Published 02/15/2002
Here is a simple COM server that is able to receive a mail messages and extract attached files.
IP Address Swapping
Published 01/14/2002
This is an application used to swap the IP address.
OE New Message with Attachment from MIME
Published 01/08/2002
Send messages with attachements. Similar to the function CDocument::OnFileSendMail(), except that you may also put a subject and a note text in a message.
TCPInfo
Published 10/31/2001
Internet Protocol Helper (IP Helper) is an API that assists in the network administration of the local computer. You can use IP Helper to programmatically retrieve information about the network configuration of the local computer, and to modify that configuration.
Simple Email Client v1.0
Published 10/18/2001
Updated article and code.
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