Your ISP may have cdonts already loaded. Try This.

< %
Set oCDONTS = CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
MesgFrom = "YourEmail@YoruMailServer.com"
MesgTo = "YourSendToAddress@TheirMail.com"
MesgSubj = "Hello World"
MesgText = "Just saying hi there."
MesgPriorty = 0 'Low
oCDONTS.Send(MesgFrom, MesgTo, MesgSubj, MesgText, MesgPriorty)
set oCDONTS = nothing
% >

HTH
Jeff

>Thanks but I don't think my ISP will allow me to register my own COM object on a shared NT web server. When we get our own dedicated web server, it should come in handy. Thanks again.
>
>>There is a free ActiveX COM solution for e-mail at www.aspemail.com. The ASP page that prse the form can also create an instance of the COM object and send an e-mail. The documentation has some examples of how to do this.
>>
>>HTH.
>>
>>>I posted this before but I didn't receive enough of a lead to figure out how to do this so...
>>>
>>>I have an asp page with lists of items with corresponding checkboxes that's submitted to update the items that have been checked. The items are updated via VBScript parsing out Response.Form() for items to update. Works no problem.
>>>
>>>My problem is that after processing the update, I want to generate an email that incorporates items selected on the form. With my limited asp skills, I would like to ask the experts how this should be done in one simple "submit".
>>>
>>>FYI, I've already tried Response.Redirect, Server.Transfer and the likes and it doesn't work. TIA.