PowerTCP Mail for ActiveX by Dart Communications

PowerTCP Mail for ActiveX V2.9.4.1

The PowerTCP Mail Tool contains email components which allow you to create, send, retrieve, preview, and edit mail messages while verifying E-mail addresses using simple properties and methods. You get an easy-to-use product that can handle your most demanding applications. Don't get stuck with a rigid mail control that won't be able to meet your needs as your requirements change!

Features include:

• 100% .NET compatible using .NET COM interop, samples included.
  
• Email ActiveX controls send mail (SMTP), retrieve mail (POP3 and IMAP4), and author/edit mail (Message object), providing the building blocks you need to build simple or complex mail-handling applications.
  
• Create HTML mail with only a single line of code!
  
• A single Message object solves all message encoding/decoding details. When mail is downloaded, the Message object decodes it “on-the-fly” and populates itself with a decoded representation of the received mail. Conversely, a message is created by adding Part objects, and is encoded “on-the-fly” as the message is sent.
  
• Message object is used by all three mail ActiveX controls, providing a unified representation that minimizes the learning curve.
  
• High-level methods provide ease-of-use, while the rich object model allows advanced applications to directly manipulate MIME parts and headers. You will not out-grow this product if your requirements change.
  
• Supports mail address verification.
  
• Detailed knowledge of SMTP, POP3, IMAP4 and MIME is NOT required (that’s our job).
  
• Supports COM+ Component Services.
  
• Can be used in a multi-threaded environment.
  
• Can be used in BOTH event driven and scripted (blocking) application designs.
  
• Includes a royalty-free license.
  
• Wrapper classes included for convenient integration into Visual C++.
  
• Over 31 full sample projects demonstrate usage of each mail component.

Technical Information

Component Type - Contains the following types of components...

• ActiveX Component (in process, DLL)

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