• ABMailer v2.2+


• ASPEMail


• ASPMail


• ASPQMail


• CDONTS (IIS 3/4/5)


• Chili!Mail (Chili!Soft ASP)


• CDOSYS (IIS 5/5.1/6)


• Dundas Mail (QuickSend)


• Dundas Mail (SendMail)


• GeoCel


• IISMail


• JMail


• MDaemon


• OCXMail


• OCXQMail


• SA-Smtp Mail


• SMTP

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Premium Feature: Support for Alphabets Other Than US-ASCII
AspEmail is capable of sending messages in alphabets other than US-ASCII by supporting the "Quoted-Printable" format. This format is described in RFC-2045. The idea of the format is that characters less than 33 and greater than 126 are represented by an "=" followed by a two digit hexadecimal representation of the character's value. For example, the decimal value 12 (US-ASCII form feed) is represented by "=0C", and the decimal value 61 (US-ASCII "=") can be represented by "=3D".
AspEmail encodes the message body in the Quoted-Printable format automatically if the ContentTransferEncoding property is set to "quoted-printable". You may also set the CharSet property to the appropriate character set.

The following code snippet sends a message in Russian in the KOI8 standard from a text file (not shown here):
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Mail.ContentTransferEncoding = "quoted-printable"
Mail.Charset = "koi8-r"
Mail.AppendBodyFromFile "c:\russiandoc.txt"
Mail.Send

Support for non-US-ASCII Characters in Message Headers
If you wish to send a message with certain mail headers such as Subject:, To: or From: containing non-US-ASCII characters, you should use the method Mail.EncodeHeader to encode your character string according to the RFC 1522. For example:
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Mail.Subject = Mail.EncodeHeader("La fête à Jean-Sébastien Bach")
Mail.FromName = Mail.EncodeHeader("José Bové")
Mail.AddAddress "oystein@somecompany.no", Mail.EncodeHeader("Øystein")

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As you see the the quoted printable non-us-ascii set is only available in Premium version.

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You can encode message subjects using a new method named EncodeHeader.
See the methods listing for details.
Some character sets don't work properly using this method, some do.
We don't have any support for character sets that don't work properly using this encoding.
SHIFT-JIS reportedly works fine with the EncodeHeader method.


METHOD EncodeHeader
param: strValue
return: strValue encoded as String
description: Encodes a string in RFC1522 format to provide support for 8bit mail headers such as 8bit subject headers.
Example: Mailer.Subject = Mailer.EncodeHeader("Résponse de Service à la clientèle")



PROPERTY CharSet
The character set. By default the char set is US Ascii
Valid values:

1 = US ASCII
2 = ISO-8859-1
Example: Mailer.CharSet = 2


PROPERTY CustomCharSet
If you wish to use a character set besides the included types you can set CustomCharSet to a character set string.
Example:

Mailer.CustomCharSet = "ISO-2022" or
Mailer.CustomCharSet = "big5"

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The Chili!Soft Mail 1.0 ActiveX Control enables users to create and send email messages via SMTP from ASP scripts. The Chili!Soft Mail control is designed to be closely compatible with the NewMail object that is included with the Microsoft IIS CDONTS component.

The Chili!Soft Mail Control does not support the following NewMail properties and methods at all:

BodyFormat
ContentBase
ContentLocation
MailFormat
Version
AttachURL
SetLocaleIDs

Other differences between the controls are noted in the individual Property and Method descriptions that follow.

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Chili!Mail Value Property (Read/Write)
The Value property adds one or more headers to the automatically generated headers, such as To, From, Subject, and Date. Possibilities for additional headers include File, Keywords, and Reference.

Certain headers, such as Reply-To, are widely accepted and used by various messaging systems. For such a header to be recognized by recipients, the character string in the header name must exactly match the accepted string.

In principle, you can put any combination of ASCII characters in the string, but some messaging systems might restrict the character set. The safest procedure is to limit the string to alphanumeric characters, dashes, and slashes, and in particular to avoid spaces.

You can set the Value property more than once. Each setting generates another header to be included with the existing headers.

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Chili!Mail BodyFormat Property (Long: Read/Write)
The BodyFormat property specifies the message format available for the Chili!Mail Body property. The values for the BodyFormat property can be set as follows:
· 0 indicates that the Body property can include HTML.
· 1 indicates that the Body property can include plain text only.

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