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How do you disconnect from a server..?

Having connected and logged in properly and got the current number of
messages off the server I want to disconnect so I can connect again at
a later time.

Looking at the code completion of the POP component there is no
disconnect method that I can see...

Thanks
Martin Hooper

can i use mail2000 for smtp w/ authentication?
if so how can i use it?

Hi Mr Hooper,

Try TPOP2000.Quit method (this actually disconnects).
If the disconnect fails (returns false), try TPOP2000.Abort.
See included demo application for more information.

Regards,

--- "Martin Hooper <martinjh@...>"
<martinjh@...> wrote:
> How do you disconnect from a server..?
>
> Having connected and logged in properly and got the current number of
> messages off the server I want to disconnect so I can connect again
> at
> a later time.
>
> Looking at the code completion of the POP component there is no
> disconnect method that I can see...
>
> Thanks
> Martin Hooper
>
>
>


=====
Marcello Tavares
mycelo@...
ICQ 5831833
Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL

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Hi Mr,

Mail2000 supports SMTP authentication since 1.10.2 release.
See demo application to learn how to work with it.
Regards,

--- "milwell2k <milwell2k@...>" <milwell2k@...> wrote:
> can i use mail2000 for smtp w/ authentication?
> if so how can i use it?
>
>


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Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL

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Hi! I really appreciate the code of TMail2000 and it almost solves my
problem. I'm writing a program to list, show, save the messages
insede the Outlook express .dbx files:

   * my program uses the funcions/classes created by Arne Schloh
Hamburg (Alemanha) oedbx.aroh.de to read and get the messages insede
the .dbx files
   * I get each message in RFC822/Mime format and I can save them
as .EML file.
   * to show the messages I'm using a TWebBrowser control.

   I'm trying to parse the header and body part of the messages (saved
as .eml files), being able to save apart the attachs, get
fields "subject/from/to/dates". But I still have no a good code to do
this.

   Can someone give a help ?

Hi Mr Daniel,

It's nice that you are going to use my components, I received your
portuguese message as well.
Mail2000 do exactly what you need, you can open an RFC822 message (from
file, stream or POP3 server) and parse everything on the fly.
And you can do it right on the demo application that comes into the
package, take a look at its code.
Hope my components meet your needs.

Regards,


--- "Daniel <danielcalegari@...>" <danielcalegari@...>
wrote:
> Hi! I really appreciate the code of TMail2000 and it almost solves my
>
> problem. I'm writing a program to list, show, save the messages
> insede the Outlook express .dbx files:
>
>   * my program uses the funcions/classes created by Arne Schloh
> Hamburg (Alemanha) oedbx.aroh.de to read and get the messages insede
> the .dbx files
>   * I get each message in RFC822/Mime format and I can save them
> as .EML file.
>   * to show the messages I'm using a TWebBrowser control.
>
>   I'm trying to parse the header and body part of the messages (saved
>
> as .eml files), being able to save apart the attachs, get
> fields "subject/from/to/dates". But I still have no a good code to do
>
> this.
>
>   Can someone give a help ?
>
>
>
>


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Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL

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Thanks very much, the Tmail2000 works fine, the parsing problem
solved!  (msg: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tmail2000/message/553)

Now I'm puting one TWebBrowser control to show the .EML (Mime,
OutLook express message) file trough the webbrowser.Navigate2 method.

But I have a problem:
After some document has been loaded (by webbrowser.navigate2), I can
press <ctrl+I> to print, and <ctrl+N> to automatically open a new
Internet Explorer window showing that document. This happens when the
webbrowser control has the focus.

But if I press <ctrl+S> the WebBrowser automatically overwrite the
file with it's html content, lostint some informations about the
email header.

How can I prevent this keyboard shortcuts ?
What's the event handler of this? Where (form, control, idispatch) ?

Is it possible to trap and include some others keys commands ?

Thanks very much,
Daniel/BRAZIL-SP

Hi Mr Daniel,

I think we can't help, this discussion group is about mailing only.
Regards,


> Thanks very much, the Tmail2000 works fine, the parsing problem
> solved!  (msg: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tmail2000/message/553)
>
> Now I'm puting one TWebBrowser control to show the .EML (Mime,
> OutLook express message) file trough the webbrowser.Navigate2 method.
>
> But I have a problem:
> After some document has been loaded (by webbrowser.navigate2), I can
> press <ctrl+I> to print, and <ctrl+N> to automatically open a new
> Internet Explorer window showing that document. This happens when the
>
> webbrowser control has the focus.
>
> But if I press <ctrl+S> the WebBrowser automatically overwrite the
> file with it's html content, lostint some informations about the
> email header.
>
> How can I prevent this keyboard shortcuts ?
> What's the event handler of this? Where (form, control, idispatch) ?
>
> Is it possible to trap and include some others keys commands ?
>
> Thanks very much,
> Daniel/BRAZIL-SP
>
>


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ICQ 5831833
Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL

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--- In tmail2000@yahoogroups.com, "milwell2k <milwell2k@y...>"
<milwell2k@y...> wrote:
> can i use mail2000 for smtp w/ authentication?
> if so how can i use it?

There is an example in the demo:

   if POP.Quit then
   begin
     lStatus.Caption := 'Disconnected';
   end
   else
   begin
     POP.Abort;
     lStatus.Caption := 'Failed on quit';
   end;

Bye
Claude

Hi
I have recently started using the TMail2000 component in Delphi 6.
After some head-aches with earlier versions (downloaded from the
Torry Delphi web site) I have everything working as I would like
except for one problem. We have an NT 4 server set up as our mail
server. Basically our ISP re-routes all email with a certain domain
name to our server. Our server then processes the emails and
depending on the email alias, copies the email to the appropriate
mail boxes. For some reason, with the TMail2000 component, if I am
trying to send an email to a recipient outside the exchange servers
global address book, a System Administrator report is returned with
an "unknown recipient" error. In my experience these types of errors
can be due to the inproper order of the delivert services (eg
Microsoft Exchange Transport, Microsoft Exchange Remote
transport,etc)   for the client. However, I can send the email to
the same email address via outlook. I have tried using
authentication without success.
Any Ideas?
Thanks
Dominic

"dommyd2 " wrote:

 Hi
I have recently started using the TMail2000 component in Delphi 6.
After some head-aches with earlier versions (downloaded from the
Torry Delphi web site) I have everything working as I would like
except for one problem. We have an NT 4 server set up as our mail
server. Basically our ISP re-routes all email with a certain domain
name to our server. Our server then processes the emails and
depending on the email alias, copies the email to the appropriate
mail boxes. For some reason, with the TMail2000 component, if I am
trying to send an email to a recipient outside the exchange servers
global address book, a System Administrator report is returned with
an "unknown recipient" error. In my experience these types of errors
can be due to the inproper order of the delivert services (eg
Microsoft Exchange Transport, Microsoft Exchange Remote
transport,etc)   for the client. However, I can send the email to
the same email address via outlook. I have tried using
authentication without success.
Any Ideas?
Thanks
Dominic
 

Hi Mr Dominic,

This sounds strange, since Mail2000 sends its mails pretty much like
Outlook do.
Are you sure your Outlook client is using POP3/SMTP services?
Which is your SMTP server, some internal machine or your ISP?
Which machine is returning the error message to you?
What exactly this error message reports?
There's a lot of variables to be considered here, regardless Mail2000
should work in any situation.

Regards,

--- "dommyd2 <dommyd2@...>" <dommyd2@...> wrote:
> Hi
> I have recently started using the TMail2000 component in Delphi 6.
> After some head-aches with earlier versions (downloaded from the
> Torry Delphi web site) I have everything working as I would like
> except for one problem. We have an NT 4 server set up as our mail
> server. Basically our ISP re-routes all email with a certain domain
> name to our server. Our server then processes the emails and
> depending on the email alias, copies the email to the appropriate
> mail boxes. For some reason, with the TMail2000 component, if I am
> trying to send an email to a recipient outside the exchange servers
> global address book, a System Administrator report is returned with
> an "unknown recipient" error. In my experience these types of errors
> can be due to the inproper order of the delivert services (eg
> Microsoft Exchange Transport, Microsoft Exchange Remote
> transport,etc)   for the client. However, I can send the email to
> the same email address via outlook. I have tried using
> authentication without success.
> Any Ideas?
> Thanks
> Dominic
>
>
>


=====
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mycelo@...
ICQ 5831833
Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL

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Marcello
Thanks for your reply.
The SMTP server is an internal machine. It is currently running NT
Server 4 SP4 with Small Business Server and Exchange 5.5.
It is also a primary domain controller.

When we dial into our ISP, we are given a static IP address which
then resolves to server.ourdomain.com address. This (I assume) is
the SMTP server address that I need to specify. I have also
specified the "name" of the internal machine as the SMTP server with
the same result.

An example of the error message is displayed below: Please note that
I have taken out any information that I feel should be left private.

"Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

       Subject: Test
       Sent: 24/02/2003 9:29 AM

The following recipient(s) could not be reached:

       therecipient@... on 24/02/2003 9:29 AM
             The recipient name is not recognized
	 The MTS-ID of the original message is: c=AU;a= ;p=Our
Company;l=ANN0302232258FRBNQAAJ
             MSEXCH:IMS:Our Company:Adelaide:SERVERNAME 0 (000C05A6)
Unknown Recipient"

PLease note that Our Company and SERVERNAME have replaced the actual
values (again for privacy).

I assume that the internal machine is returning this error. The only
other thing I can think of is that my machine has two Exchange
profiles, one for office and one for home. The default one is the
office. Could it be that TMail2000 is using the home profile?

Also could the person who sent me a reply directly to my email
address please post to the NG as my filtering rules deleted the
email before I could read it.

Thanks Again
Dominic

--- In tmail2000@yahoogroups.com, Marcello <mycelo@y...> wrote:
> Hi Mr Dominic,
>
> This sounds strange, since Mail2000 sends its mails pretty much
like
> Outlook do.
> Are you sure your Outlook client is using POP3/SMTP services?
> Which is your SMTP server, some internal machine or your ISP?
> Which machine is returning the error message to you?
> What exactly this error message reports?
> There's a lot of variables to be considered here, regardless
Mail2000
> should work in any situation.
>
> Regards,
>
> --- "dommyd2 <dommyd2@y...>" <dommyd2@y...> wrote:
> > Hi
> > I have recently started using the TMail2000 component in Delphi
6.
> > After some head-aches with earlier versions (downloaded from the
> > Torry Delphi web site) I have everything working as I would like
> > except for one problem. We have an NT 4 server set up as our
mail
> > server. Basically our ISP re-routes all email with a certain
domain
> > name to our server. Our server then processes the emails and
> > depending on the email alias, copies the email to the
appropriate
> > mail boxes. For some reason, with the TMail2000 component, if I
am
> > trying to send an email to a recipient outside the exchange
servers
> > global address book, a System Administrator report is returned
with
> > an "unknown recipient" error. In my experience these types of
errors
> > can be due to the inproper order of the delivert services (eg
> > Microsoft Exchange Transport, Microsoft Exchange Remote
> > transport,etc)   for the client. However, I can send the email
to
> > the same email address via outlook. I have tried using
> > authentication without success.
> > Any Ideas?
> > Thanks
> > Dominic
> >
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
> Marcello Tavares
> mycelo@y...
> ICQ 5831833
> Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do you Yahoo!?
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Hi all !

i want to download emails from my mailserver with the attachments,
so my question ist, how i can save these attachments from the email
i have download to my harddisk ?

can somebody help me ? it very important for me

Thank you !

Mr Dominic,

> When we dial into our ISP, we are given a static IP address which
> then resolves to server.ourdomain.com address. This (I assume) is
> the SMTP server address that I need to specify. I have also
> specified the "name" of the internal machine as the SMTP server with
> the same result.

First, you have to make sure this is your mail relay to outside your
company.
Is this the same server you use for Outlook?

> "Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
>
>       Subject: Test
>       Sent: 24/02/2003 9:29 AM
>
> The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
>
>       therecipient@... on 24/02/2003 9:29 AM
>             The recipient name is not recognized
>  The MTS-ID of the original message is: c=AU;a= ;p=Our
> Company;l=ANN0302232258FRBNQAAJ
>             MSEXCH:IMS:Our Company:Adelaide:SERVERNAME 0 (000C05A6)
> Unknown Recipient"

"Unknown Recipient" lead me to think that this server is unfamiliar to
the username of the address (the part before @). Maybe your server
looking for the destination mailbox inside its database.

> I assume that the internal machine is returning this error. The only

Certainly.

> other thing I can think of is that my machine has two Exchange
> profiles, one for office and one for home. The default one is the
> office. Could it be that TMail2000 is using the home profile?

It's up to the server determine which profile it will assign to each
client connection. The SMTP protocol doesn't have anything specific to
Exchange (although M$ sometimes force some standards).

Regards,

> --- In tmail2000@yahoogroups.com, Marcello <mycelo@y...> wrote:
> > Hi Mr Dominic,
> >
> > This sounds strange, since Mail2000 sends its mails pretty much
> like
> > Outlook do.
> > Are you sure your Outlook client is using POP3/SMTP services?
> > Which is your SMTP server, some internal machine or your ISP?
> > Which machine is returning the error message to you?
> > What exactly this error message reports?
> > There's a lot of variables to be considered here, regardless
> Mail2000
> > should work in any situation.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > --- "dommyd2 <dommyd2@y...>" <dommyd2@y...> wrote:
> > > Hi
> > > I have recently started using the TMail2000 component in Delphi
> 6.
> > > After some head-aches with earlier versions (downloaded from the
> > > Torry Delphi web site) I have everything working as I would like
> > > except for one problem. We have an NT 4 server set up as our
> mail
> > > server. Basically our ISP re-routes all email with a certain
> domain
> > > name to our server. Our server then processes the emails and
> > > depending on the email alias, copies the email to the
> appropriate
> > > mail boxes. For some reason, with the TMail2000 component, if I
> am
> > > trying to send an email to a recipient outside the exchange
> servers
> > > global address book, a System Administrator report is returned
> with
> > > an "unknown recipient" error. In my experience these types of
> errors
> > > can be due to the inproper order of the delivert services (eg
> > > Microsoft Exchange Transport, Microsoft Exchange Remote
> > > transport,etc)   for the client. However, I can send the email
> to
> > > the same email address via outlook. I have tried using
> > > authentication without success.
> > > Any Ideas?
> > > Thanks
> > > Dominic
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> > =====
> > Marcello Tavares
> > mycelo@y...
> > ICQ 5831833
> > Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more
> > http://taxes.yahoo.com/
>
>


=====
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mycelo@...
ICQ 5831833
Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL

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Marcelo,

Vc conseguio resolver o problema?

Eu tenho o mesmo problema, estou querendo evitar o uso do outlook
para enviar as mensagens pois minha aplicacao para qdo estou enviando
ou recebendo!!

Obrigado.

PAZ

Bit
sandro_marques@...


--- In tmail2000@yahoogroups.com, Marcello <mycelo@y...> wrote:
> Mr Dominic,
>
> > When we dial into our ISP, we are given a static IP address which
> > then resolves to server.ourdomain.com address. This (I assume) is
> > the SMTP server address that I need to specify. I have also
> > specified the "name" of the internal machine as the SMTP server
with
> > the same result.
>
> First, you have to make sure this is your mail relay to outside your
> company.
> Is this the same server you use for Outlook?
>
> > "Your message did not reach some or all of the intended
recipients.
> >
> >       Subject: Test
> >       Sent: 24/02/2003 9:29 AM
> >
> > The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
> >
> >       therecipient@s... on 24/02/2003 9:29 AM
> >             The recipient name is not recognized
> >  The MTS-ID of the original message is: c=AU;a= ;p=Our
> > Company;l=ANN0302232258FRBNQAAJ
> >             MSEXCH:IMS:Our Company:Adelaide:SERVERNAME 0
(000C05A6)
> > Unknown Recipient"
>
> "Unknown Recipient" lead me to think that this server is unfamiliar
to
> the username of the address (the part before @). Maybe your server
> looking for the destination mailbox inside its database.
>
> > I assume that the internal machine is returning this error. The
only
>
> Certainly.
>
> > other thing I can think of is that my machine has two Exchange
> > profiles, one for office and one for home. The default one is the
> > office. Could it be that TMail2000 is using the home profile?
>
> It's up to the server determine which profile it will assign to each
> client connection. The SMTP protocol doesn't have anything specific
to
> Exchange (although M$ sometimes force some standards).
>
> Regards,
>
> > --- In tmail2000@yahoogroups.com, Marcello <mycelo@y...> wrote:
> > > Hi Mr Dominic,
> > >
> > > This sounds strange, since Mail2000 sends its mails pretty much
> > like
> > > Outlook do.
> > > Are you sure your Outlook client is using POP3/SMTP services?
> > > Which is your SMTP server, some internal machine or your ISP?
> > > Which machine is returning the error message to you?
> > > What exactly this error message reports?
> > > There's a lot of variables to be considered here, regardless
> > Mail2000
> > > should work in any situation.
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > >
> > > --- "dommyd2 <dommyd2@y...>" <dommyd2@y...> wrote:
> > > > Hi
> > > > I have recently started using the TMail2000 component in
Delphi
> > 6.
> > > > After some head-aches with earlier versions (downloaded from
the
> > > > Torry Delphi web site) I have everything working as I would
like
> > > > except for one problem. We have an NT 4 server set up as our
> > mail
> > > > server. Basically our ISP re-routes all email with a certain
> > domain
> > > > name to our server. Our server then processes the emails and
> > > > depending on the email alias, copies the email to the
> > appropriate
> > > > mail boxes. For some reason, with the TMail2000 component, if
I
> > am
> > > > trying to send an email to a recipient outside the exchange
> > servers
> > > > global address book, a System Administrator report is
returned
> > with
> > > > an "unknown recipient" error. In my experience these types of
> > errors
> > > > can be due to the inproper order of the delivert services (eg
> > > > Microsoft Exchange Transport, Microsoft Exchange Remote
> > > > transport,etc)   for the client. However, I can send the
email
> > to
> > > > the same email address via outlook. I have tried using
> > > > authentication without success.
> > > > Any Ideas?
> > > > Thanks
> > > > Dominic
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > =====
> > > Marcello Tavares
> > > mycelo@y...
> > > ICQ 5831833
> > > Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL
> > >
> > > __________________________________________________
> > > Do you Yahoo!?
> > > Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more
> > > http://taxes.yahoo.com/
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
> Marcello Tavares
> mycelo@y...
> ICQ 5831833
> Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do you Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more
> http://taxes.yahoo.com/

using delphi 6
i need to read received html form data (received as emails) and  put
into a database.

How

Regards

David

Hi !!

I want to download emails from my mailserver with the attachments.
I have to take this attatchments (images) from email and save it to my hard disk, but i don't know how.

I retrieve the message (POP.RetrieveMessage(intIndex)) but I don't know the next steps to save the images attached.
I work with Delphi 6.0.
Can somebody help me? Its very important for me.

Thank you !
Rosa Egido

-----Mensaje original-----
De: Rosa Egido [mailto:regido@...]
Enviado el: jueves, 06 de marzo de 2003 9:37
Para: tmail2000@yahoogroups.com
Asunto: [tmail2000] Attachments

Hi !!

I want to download emails from my mailserver with the attachments.
I have to take this attatchments (images) from email and save it to my hard disk, but i don't know how.

I retrieve the message (POP.RetrieveMessage(intIndex)) but I don't know the next steps to save the images attached.
I work with Delphi 6.0.
Can somebody help me? Its very important for me.

Thank you !
Rosa Egido

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Hi Rosa,

I could explain everything just here, but I think you can figure
everything out if you look carefully at the demo source code (included
with the component), since it already do all that you need.

Regards,

--- Rosa Egido <regido@...> wrote:
>
> Hi !!
>
> I want to download emails from my mailserver with the attachments.
> I have to take this attatchments (images) from email and save it to
> my hard
> disk, but i don't know how.
>
> I retrieve the message (POP.RetrieveMessage(intIndex)) but I don't
> know the
> next steps to save the images attached.
> I work with Delphi 6.0.
> Can somebody help me? Its very important for me.
>
> Thank you !
> Rosa Egido
>
>
>
>
>
>


=====
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ICQ 5831833
Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL

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Hi,
I'm using D7 and version 1.10.3 Beta.

I'm not able to let the demo send an eMail because I receive a Sytanx
Error.

I've done successfully it only once but reading a previously saved
OutlookExpress eMail.

Can someone please describe the OrangoOriented to-do list to send an
eMail?

Thak's.

Geppo Darkson.

Hi Mr Darkson,

Despite some minor bugs, this version is capable of doing all
operations under Delphi 7.

The "Sintax Error" you mentioned is most likely a message comming from
the SMTP server, try to run step-by-step to determine exactly where the
error occurs.

Maybe the message you're composing is not complete (in the oppinion of
your server). In most cases only the To and From fields must have
something valid.

Regards,

--- Geppo <geppodarkson@...> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm using D7 and version 1.10.3 Beta.
>
> I'm not able to let the demo send an eMail because I receive a Sytanx
>
> Error.
>
> I've done successfully it only once but reading a previously saved
> OutlookExpress eMail.
>
> Can someone please describe the OrangoOriented to-do list to send an
> eMail?
>
> Thak's.
>
> Geppo Darkson.
>
>


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Hi


It's happens something strange:
when I debug the following code line-by-line, everithings works fine,
when running an error happens when trying to connect.
I notice that dividing the procedure in two steps makes all works
fine.
By thw way here is the code.

Thank you.

Geppo Darkson.

This is the code:
(...)

     SMTP20001.Host:='10.10.1.3';
     SMTP20001.Port:=25;
     SMTP20001.UserNAme:='MyUser';
     SMTP20001.Password:='MyPwd';


     If not SMTP20001.Connect
     Then MessageDlg('Errore Connect', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
     Memo1.Lines.Add(SMTP20001.LastResponse);

(... Here Should I break in two buttons ...)

     Application.ProcessMessages;

     MailMessage20001.SetFrom('CArlo','Carlo@...');

     MailMessage20001.CcList.Clear;
     MailMessage20001.ToList.Clear;
     MailMessage20001.SetFrom('Carlo','CArlo@...');
     MailMessage20001.ToList.Add('Me','Carlo@...');
     MailMessage20001.Subject:='TTest';
     MailMessage20001.Date := Date();
     MailMessage20001.SetLabelValue('Disposition-Notification-To', '');
     MailMessage20001.AttachFile('C:\pippo.gif','',True);
     MailMessage20001.SetTextPlain('Prima riga');
     MailMessage20001.SetTextPlain('Seconda riga');
     MailMessage20001.SetTextHTML('<Font Color="Red">Rosso</Font>');


     If MailMessage20001.NeedFindParts Then
     Begin
         MessageDlg('Errore NeedFindParts', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
         MailMessage20001.FindParts;
     End;

     If MailMessage20001.NeedNormalize Then
     Begin
         MessageDlg('Errore NeedNormalize', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
         MailMessage20001.Normalize;
     End;
     If MailMessage20001.NeedRebuild Then
     Begin
         MessageDlg('Errore NeedRebuild', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
         MailMessage20001.RebuildBody;
     End;

     Application.ProcessMessages;

     If not SMTP20001.SendMessage Then
     Begin
         Beep;
         Memo1.Lines.Add(SMTP20001.LastResponse);
     End;

     If not SMTP20001.Quit
     Then MessageDlg('Errore Quit', mtError, [mbOK], 0);

     SMTP20001.Abort;







--- In tmail2000@yahoogroups.com, Marcello <mycelo@y...> wrote:
> Hi Mr Darkson,
>
> Despite some minor bugs, this version is capable of doing all
> operations under Delphi 7.
>
> The "Sintax Error" you mentioned is most likely a message comming
from
> the SMTP server, try to run step-by-step to determine exactly where
the
> error occurs.
>
> Maybe the message you're composing is not complete (in the oppinion
of
> your server). In most cases only the To and From fields must have
> something valid.
>
> Regards,
>
> --- Geppo <geppodarkson@y...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I'm using D7 and version 1.10.3 Beta.
> >
> > I'm not able to let the demo send an eMail because I receive a
Sytanx
> >
> > Error.
> >
> > I've done successfully it only once but reading a previously
saved
> > OutlookExpress eMail.
> >
> > Can someone please describe the OrangoOriented to-do list to send
an
> > eMail?
> >
> > Thak's.
> >
> > Geppo Darkson.
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
> Marcello Tavares
> mycelo@y...
> ICQ 5831833
> Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do you Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! Platinum - Watch CBS' NCAA March Madness, live on your
desktop!
> http://platinum.yahoo.com

Hi Mr Darkson,

If the program runs only step-by-step, must be some synchronizing
issue, since when being debugged the program runs a lot more slow than
when unleashed.

Have you tried any other SMTP server?

What do you mean with "break in two buttons"?

Have you tried to put an Sleep(some milliseconds) command at this
point?

Why do you show error messages when MailMessage2000 "Need" flags are
signaled? Just do an RebuildBody just before sending the message.
FindParts and Normalize is needed only when you're manipulating foreing
messages.

Regards,

--- Geppo <geppodarkson@...> wrote:
> Hi
>
>
> It's happens something strange:
> when I debug the following code line-by-line, everithings works fine,
> when running an error happens when trying to connect.
> I notice that dividing the procedure in two steps makes all works
> fine.
> By thw way here is the code.
>
> Thank you.
>
> Geppo Darkson.
>
> This is the code:
> (...)
>
>     SMTP20001.Host:='10.10.1.3';
>     SMTP20001.Port:=25;
>     SMTP20001.UserNAme:='MyUser';
>     SMTP20001.Password:='MyPwd';
>
>
>     If not SMTP20001.Connect
>     Then MessageDlg('Errore Connect', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
>     Memo1.Lines.Add(SMTP20001.LastResponse);
>
> (... Here Should I break in two buttons ...)
>
>     Application.ProcessMessages;
>
>     MailMessage20001.SetFrom('CArlo','Carlo@...');
>
>     MailMessage20001.CcList.Clear;
>     MailMessage20001.ToList.Clear;
>     MailMessage20001.SetFrom('Carlo','CArlo@...');
>     MailMessage20001.ToList.Add('Me','Carlo@...');
>     MailMessage20001.Subject:='TTest';
>     MailMessage20001.Date := Date();
>     MailMessage20001.SetLabelValue('Disposition-Notification-To',
> '');
>     MailMessage20001.AttachFile('C:\pippo.gif','',True);
>     MailMessage20001.SetTextPlain('Prima riga');
>     MailMessage20001.SetTextPlain('Seconda riga');
>     MailMessage20001.SetTextHTML('<Font Color="Red">Rosso</Font>');
>
>
>     If MailMessage20001.NeedFindParts Then
>     Begin
>         MessageDlg('Errore NeedFindParts', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
>         MailMessage20001.FindParts;
>     End;
>
>     If MailMessage20001.NeedNormalize Then
>     Begin
>         MessageDlg('Errore NeedNormalize', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
>         MailMessage20001.Normalize;
>     End;
>     If MailMessage20001.NeedRebuild Then
>     Begin
>         MessageDlg('Errore NeedRebuild', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
>         MailMessage20001.RebuildBody;
>     End;
>
>     Application.ProcessMessages;
>
>     If not SMTP20001.SendMessage Then
>     Begin
>         Beep;
>         Memo1.Lines.Add(SMTP20001.LastResponse);
>     End;
>
>     If not SMTP20001.Quit
>     Then MessageDlg('Errore Quit', mtError, [mbOK], 0);
>
>     SMTP20001.Abort;
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In tmail2000@yahoogroups.com, Marcello <mycelo@y...> wrote:
> > Hi Mr Darkson,
> >
> > Despite some minor bugs, this version is capable of doing all
> > operations under Delphi 7.
> >
> > The "Sintax Error" you mentioned is most likely a message comming
> from
> > the SMTP server, try to run step-by-step to determine exactly where
>
> the
> > error occurs.
> >
> > Maybe the message you're composing is not complete (in the oppinion
>
> of
> > your server). In most cases only the To and From fields must have
> > something valid.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > --- Geppo <geppodarkson@y...> wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > I'm using D7 and version 1.10.3 Beta.
> > >
> > > I'm not able to let the demo send an eMail because I receive a
> Sytanx
> > >
> > > Error.
> > >
> > > I've done successfully it only once but reading a previously
> saved
> > > OutlookExpress eMail.
> > >
> > > Can someone please describe the OrangoOriented to-do list to send
>
> an
> > > eMail?
> > >
> > > Thak's.
> > >
> > > Geppo Darkson.
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> > =====
> > Marcello Tavares
> > mycelo@y...
> > ICQ 5831833
> > Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL
> >
> > __________________________________________________
> > Do you Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Platinum - Watch CBS' NCAA March Madness, live on your
> desktop!
> > http://platinum.yahoo.com
>
>


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ICQ 5831833
Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL

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Hello all.

I try to send a message and the provider reports:
    error-message:  501 Invalid base64 data

I have never seen this error before the last year and i wonder if
anyone has encountered it.

The server is smtp.lundl.com and the error does not occur using any
other mail program or component.

Your feedback is much appreciated.

Martin Beek, Portugal.

Hi,
I have loaded an EML with bmp images into the Mail2000 Demo.
I add an extra button and a TImage.

I try to load the decoded images into a memory stream and then use
the Timage.picture.graphic.LoadfromFile to load the decoded stream
into it. BUT UPON LOADING, IT ALWAYS GIVE ERROR AND CRASHED. Can
someont please point out what is wrong with the codes.
The codes are as follows:
====================================================
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var  x:integer;  M1:TMemoryStream;
begin

   try
   x:= lbFiles.ItemIndex;

Msg.AttachList[lbFiles.ItemIndex].Decoded.SaveToStream(M1);{save
decoded to stream}

Image2.Picture.Graphic.LoadFromStream(M1);{save pix to Timage}
                                M1.Free;

finally

     end;

end;

Hi Aithai,

I think you must type the following line before saving the file:

Msg.AttachList[lbFiles.ItemIndex].Decode;

This will initialize the "Decoded" stream.
Then you can simply do the following:

Image2.Picture.Graphic.LoadFromStream(Msg.AttachList[lbFiles.ItemIndex].Decode);

Since you don't need to have a temporary stream.
Regards,

--- aithai <aithai@...> wrote:
> Hi,
> I have loaded an EML with bmp images into the Mail2000 Demo.
> I add an extra button and a TImage.
>
> I try to load the decoded images into a memory stream and then use
> the Timage.picture.graphic.LoadfromFile to load the decoded stream
> into it. BUT UPON LOADING, IT ALWAYS GIVE ERROR AND CRASHED. Can
> someont please point out what is wrong with the codes.
> The codes are as follows:
> ====================================================
> procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
> var  x:integer;  M1:TMemoryStream;
> begin
>
>   try
>   x:= lbFiles.ItemIndex;
>
> Msg.AttachList[lbFiles.ItemIndex].Decoded.SaveToStream(M1);{save
> decoded to stream}
>
> Image2.Picture.Graphic.LoadFromStream(M1);{save pix to Timage}
>                                M1.Free;
>
> finally
>
>     end;
>
> end;
>
>


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Hi Marcello,
I still get access violation when I try to load(Click the button).
Now I have only two lines. The images are available in the
lbFiles.Listbox:
============================================
procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
begin

  Msg.AttachList[0].Decode;

Image2.Picture.Graphic.LoadFromStream(Msg.AttachList[0].Decoded);

end;
===================================
Can you try it out and see what is wrong? I just use your demo, and
put a timage and button.

Thanks for you kindness.

Regards.




--- In tmail2000@yahoogroups.com, Marcello <mycelo@y...> wrote:
> Hi Aithai,
>
> I think you must type the following line before saving the file:
>
> Msg.AttachList[lbFiles.ItemIndex].Decode;
>
> This will initialize the "Decoded" stream.
> Then you can simply do the following:
>
> Image2.Picture.Graphic.LoadFromStream(Msg.AttachList
[lbFiles.ItemIndex].Decode);
>
> Since you don't need to have a temporary stream.
> Regards,
>
> --- aithai <aithai@y...> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I have loaded an EML with bmp images into the Mail2000 Demo.
> > I add an extra button and a TImage.
> >
> > I try to load the decoded images into a memory stream and then
use
> > the Timage.picture.graphic.LoadfromFile to load the decoded
stream
> > into it. BUT UPON LOADING, IT ALWAYS GIVE ERROR AND CRASHED. Can
> > someont please point out what is wrong with the codes.
> > The codes are as follows:
> > ====================================================
> > procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
> > var  x:integer;  M1:TMemoryStream;
> > begin
> >
> >   try
> >   x:= lbFiles.ItemIndex;
> >
> > Msg.AttachList[lbFiles.ItemIndex].Decoded.SaveToStream(M1);{save
> > decoded to stream}
> >
> > Image2.Picture.Graphic.LoadFromStream(M1);{save pix to Timage}
> >                                M1.Free;
> >
> > finally
> >
> >     end;
> >
> > end;
> >
> >
>
>
> =====
> Marcello Tavares
> mycelo@y...
> ICQ 5831833
> Sorocaba/SP BRAZIL
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do you Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! Tax Center - File online, calculators, forms, and more
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