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Xmlhttp 1.0

 
by mwestern.com

Xmlhttp is a Windows compatible software that is ideal for sending mail in any Western-European language from ASP Web sites and Microsoft Windows applications. It works as an ActiveX object but also exposes DLL functions directly. It includes an EXE for CGI operation via XMLHTTP. M-Western can construct and send professional plain-text and HTML e-mail, with the ability to create an e-mail from a URL or HTML file, add and zip compress attachments.

License: Shareware

Price: $99.00

Downloads: 2

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