Hi,

Yes. Receiver domain name contains öö charaters:

https://xn--pvckatusetd-0fba.ee/

How to pass this as receiver domain name from FoxPro application to send e-mail?
I expected that CDO encodes receiver e--mail properly if it is passed in UTF-8 but it looks like this does not happen.

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Andrus.

>
>Hmm, you need UTF-8 in smtp address (xnxaxmxex)?
>Not it's the same such as UTF-8 in body or HTML body.
>
>
>MartinaJ
>
>
>>For cyrillic message body I "resolved" the issue by using latin characters instead of russian ones.
>>
>>Some receiver e-mail addresses contain unicode characters like
>>
>>test@tööd.com
>>
>>Trying to use CDO2000 to send to those addresses throws error
>>
>>ERROR: :1429 # send # 213 # 0x0000020F The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The server response was: 501 5.1.3 Bad recipient address syntax
>>
>>I tried
>>
>>

EXTERNAL PROCEDURE cdo2000.prg
>>loMail = NEWOBJECT("Cdo2000", "Cdo2000.fxp")
>>WITH loMail
>>	SYS(3101 ,65001)
>>	.cTo = strconv(cRecipients,9,  1257, 1 )
>>...
>>

>>
>>But bad recipient address error still occurss. I also tried
>>
>> .cCharset = 'UTF-8'
>>
>>and in cdo2000.prg added comprop
>>
>> WITH This
>> .ClearErrors()
>> .oCfg = CREATEOBJECT("CDO.Configuration")
>>// Added
>> COMPROP(.oCfg, "UTF8",1)
>> .oMsg = CREATEOBJECT("CDO.Message")
>>// Added
>> COMPROP(.oMsg, "UTF8",1)
>> .oMsg.Configuration = This.oCfg
>> ENDWITH
>>
>>but problem persists.
>>I also tried blat.dll to send email this this also throws error.
>>
>>How to send e-mail to address test@tööd.com from FoxPro ?
>>
>>Mozilla Thunderbird send e-mail to this address without issues.