If there is any thing I can help with, please email me. I have used many different methods to provide email access, and most work well. Most web site provider offer a means to generate an email from a web site. The CDO method will work as well as any of the others.

Also, be sure to alter some of the #DEFINE statement values at the top of the AuthCode.prg, along with some of the values at the top of the Class definition.

I too had to change the method of the ASP worked when I implemented the AuthCode into my LifeCycle product to have it work as a payment process with PayPal. I can email it to you, if you like. Of course, I will have to change some of the unique setting first.

I am glad you like it.

>I read your user guide for "AuthCode" - very cool. My provider, "CheapDomains" (don't laugh) informed that the ASP included in my contract did not have an SMTP service. But, they did give me a relay server. CDONTS won't do it, but CDO will. I only need to include a couple of meta/schema statements to make it fire.
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>This should be interesting!:-)
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>>>>>>My "AuthCode" routine does sometime similar to what you are describing.
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>>>>>>http://www.glrsoftware.com/download.asp#AuthCode.zip
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>>>>>Thanks - I should have have gone to the "source" first. My experience with your other stuff was "rewarding". THanks for the link!
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>>>>Your welcome
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>>>You have been busy Mr. Riechert! Your secrative "tools" library sure seems to have a lot of visitors. I dL'ed the AuthCode - thanks!
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>>A lot of those came about by either in need of a tool, or out of refactoring some code.