A user-friendly ActiveX control allows sending emails from Visual Basic 6 application with neutral email IDs, and provides online mailing status updates.
I recently had the opportunity to try out the EasyEmail ActiveX control and I must say, it was a great addition to my Visual Basic 6 application. With its user-friendly interface, sending emails has never been easier.
One of the standout features of this control is the ability to send emails with neutral email IDs, ensuring that your recipient's personal information is kept confidential. Additionally, the control also displays a continuous online mailing status, allowing you to keep track of your email communication in real-time.
I appreciated that the control also allowed me to attach multiple files to a single email, making it more convenient and efficient for me to send various documents or media files to my contacts.
The included Programmers Guide was also a valuable resource, providing me with detailed information on how to get the most out of the control. I was also pleased to discover that the control offered even more functions that were not listed in the guide.
For those who want to test the product before making a purchase, a free demo of the EasyEmail control is available for download. Overall, I highly recommend this ActiveX control to any developer looking for a hassle-free way to incorporate email functionality into their Visual Basic 6 application.
One of the standout features of this control is the ability to send emails with neutral email IDs, ensuring that your recipient's personal information is kept confidential. Additionally, the control also displays a continuous online mailing status, allowing you to keep track of your email communication in real-time.
I appreciated that the control also allowed me to attach multiple files to a single email, making it more convenient and efficient for me to send various documents or media files to my contacts.
The included Programmers Guide was also a valuable resource, providing me with detailed information on how to get the most out of the control. I was also pleased to discover that the control offered even more functions that were not listed in the guide.
For those who want to test the product before making a purchase, a free demo of the EasyEmail control is available for download. Overall, I highly recommend this ActiveX control to any developer looking for a hassle-free way to incorporate email functionality into their Visual Basic 6 application.
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