Sending Mail
Sending e-mail is done in several steps (must be initialized first):
- The
LetterCreate
function (or LetterCreateW
function) creates an e-mail with a subject, body text and other parameters. The body text can be passed as a string variable value or as a name of a file, that contains the text. The file may contain only plain unformatted text. In order to preserve national characters, all text must be coded in Windows CP1250 (LetterCreate
) or UNICODE (LetterCreateW
) encoding. The function returns the identifier of the mail that is then passed to other functions.
- The list of mail recipients (including possible notification recipients) can be created by a repeated call to the
LetterAddAddr
function.
- You may attach any number of files to the mail using the
LetterAddFile
or LetterAddBLOBs
function (or LetterAddBLOBr
).
- The mail can be sent using the
LetterSend
function.
- If the created mail should not be sent, the mail can be deleted (along with freeing all allocated resources) with the
LetterCancel
function.
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