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Posted: 09 August 2006 at 10:33am | IP Logged Quote peterman

Hello,
I plan to use your mailbee smtp to build a small emailing system that will take email addresses from a access db and put them into the bcc field. I download the trial and didn't see how to use the bcc but I managed to figure that out. So my question is now how many address can I place in the bcc field? And have you already had someone use your product for this and do can you share what was the problems they had or what was the best way of doing this?
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Posted: 09 August 2006 at 10:46am | IP Logged Quote peterman

I should mention that I am planning on building this in an ASP page.

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Posted: 09 August 2006 at 11:43am | IP Logged Quote Alex

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I plan to use your mailbee smtp to build a small emailing system that will take email addresses from a access db and put them into the bcc field. I download the trial and didn't see how to use the bcc but I managed to figure that out.


You can use BCCAddr property of SMTP or Message objects.

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So my question is now how many address can I place in the bcc field?


Although MailBee Objects does not limit the content of BCC field, many mail servers limit this, for instance, to 20 recipients or to 1000 chars.

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And have you already had someone use your product for this and do can you share what was the problems they had or what was the best way of doing this?


Sometimes, SMTP servers prevent mass mail sending in different ways. For instance, they can limit the number of messages can be sent during one connection our during one hour from the same IP address. To avoid such problems you can use our product MailBee Message Queue. You can configure Message Queue to send your messages by portions. Then, you should submit all your mails to Message Queue, and it will perform sending in background.

Also, if you encounter any problem, please feel free to contact us, we will be happy to help you. There are no such problems which cannot be resolved.

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