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Re: Sending Email with Win2k Advanced Server
Reply #9 - 05/12/06 at 07:36:29  
At first I thought I must be losing my mind as both look almost identical. But then I saw the # sign change at the front of the sendmail command or the SMTP command to comment the command out.

Thanks for pointing that out. Might want to add a little blurb on this in the instructions just above this section Smiley

I know people messing with your program should understand a little perl and I do but sometimes you just don't see the little things like in this case.

Thanks, Tom
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