- Supports SMTP and ESMTP protocols.
AddEmail sends email using SMTP/ESMTP protocols
supported by all internet mail servers. AddEmail
supports authentication and allows your application to
specify username and password if required by your mail
server. AddEmail was tested with many popular SMTP
servers to ensure highest compatibility.
- Supports HTML and text emails.
AddEmail allows your application to create and send
text or HTML emails. HTML emails can have text-only
part which will be displayed if email client doesn't
support HTML.
- Supports HTML emails with embedded
images.
AddEmail makes it easy to create high-impact HTML
emails with embedded images. Email recipients don't
have to wait until images load from the web. You can
include all images in the email to create
professional-looking messages.
- Supports unlimited number of
attachments.
AddEmail allows your application to send emails with
multiple attachments of any size. AddEmail was tested
with 100 attachments with total size of 50 MB.
- Supports multiple To, Cc and Bcc
recipients.
Your application can specify multiple recipients in
To, Cc (carbon copy) and Bcc (blind carbon copy)
fields. AddEmail allows to specify recipient's name in
addition to email address. AddEmail also supports
ReplyTo field, allowing to direct reply to an address
different from sender's address.
- Supports non-blocking calls.
AddEmail can send emails asynchronously without
blocking your application. Your application creates a
message and asks AddEmail to send it asynchronously.
The call returns immediately and your application is
free to process user input while AddEmail sends a
message in the background. It's all done automatically
and your application doesn't have to do anything
special.
- Supports email progress events.
AddEmail fires progress events when it sends emails in
the background, so your application always knows how
many bytes were sent and how many bytes left. This
feature is especially useful when sending large
messages and allows you to implement user-friendly
interface with mail progress indicator, Cancel button
etc.
- Supports international characters.
AddEmail fully supports Unicode and other e-mail
charsets. International characters can be used in any
field of e-mail message, such as message body, subject,
recipients names etc.
- Sends several emails simultaneously.
AddEmail can send several emails simultaneously
without any multi-threading support in your
application, greatly reducing time needed to send large
number of messages. Thanks to AddEmail's advanced
multi-threaded SMTP engine, simple VB, VB.NET, C#, ASP
or ASP.NET applications can achieve highest levels of
performance. (This feature is available only in
AddEmail Enterprise version.)
- Sends emails directly to recipients' mail
servers.
AddEmail can send emails without using SMTP server of
your organization or internet provider. AddEmail
queries DNS to obtain MX records and find addresses of
recipients' mail servers, then connects to the servers
directly and sends an email. Combined with ability to
send several emails simultaneously, this feature
greatly speeds up sending of messages. Plus your
application knows right away if an email was accepted.
(This feature is available only in AddEmail Enterprise
version.)
- No dependencies on other components.
AddEmail doesn't depend on any other component or API
like CDONT or MAPI. AddEmail ActiveX is all that's
needed and you don't have to worry about installing or
configuring anything else. There are no built-in
dialogs, no security warnings - your application is in
total control of email sending process.
- Supports in-memory attachments.
If your application creates attachment data in memory,
there is no need to save attachment file before sending
an email. AddEmail is able to read attachment data from
memory, and your application can specify file name that
the recipient will see.
- Reads message body from file.
AddEmail can read body of email message from specified
file. Your web designer can prepare HTML that has to be
send, and your application just has to give the file
name to AddEmail.
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