Hello,
Within my script (using MAPI.Session object), I have to send a message. I am able to compose it and finally do newMessage.Send(). I do that on a computer with Oultook installed and closed. I give it a minute or two, open Outlook, and see that the message is still in the Outbox folder...
Thanks for these tips.
So what does profman2.exe exactly do? Will it add all the necessary files and entires on a computer required for the MAPI client to send/receive emails? Will it need username & password of the email account that I want it to use?
Hello all,
Let me get straight to the problem - I need to automatically download attachments from all incoming emails from an Exchange account and save them into local folder. The trick is to do this without having Outlook installed.
I have tried MAPI (simple and extended) and they both need a...
Hello all,
I was wondering if there was a way to access Exchange using WebDAV WITHOUT hard coding username/password/server into the script.
The script would be running on a Windows 2k3 machine with a user logged into the domain. Is there a way to incorporate LDAP authentication into this script?
Hello all,
Let me get straight to the problem - I need to automatically download attachments from all incoming emails from an Exchange account and save them into local folder. The trick is to do this without having Outlook installed.
I have tried MAPI (simple and extended) and they both need a...
Thank you for your response,
I would like to write this program by myself, so I don't want to use the library.
Also, the paper on sockets that you linked me to doesn't have any examples that I'm looking for.
Let me describe my understanding of what I should do so far, so that someone could...
Hey guys,
I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction with my project:
I'm to write a simple client and server programs that will use sockets. The client will be able to sent a GET <file name> command to the server and the server will send back the file (which does not...
Thank you for your response! Both ideas make sense, but here are my problems with both:
1. First one does what I need, but is there a way to stop it from refreshing infinitively?
2. I tried this method using PHP and it worked like a charm. Nice trick. However, on one of the pages I dont have...
Hello pplz,
Here is my problem:
I have an HTML page in which I'm including a .js file with a single document.write() statement.
When the .js file is changed (by an outside php script), user needs to click on the 'refresh' button so see the changes.
Is there a way for the browser not to...
Oh yea, im sorry. This is just a part of the php file. All variables are defined and links work correctly. The only problem is that the script doesn't see the file in the ../mytests/thumbs/ directory (first line in the code i posted).
Wow, thanks a lot. This worked perfectly. I only changed the directory to where it saves the pictures to.
Now I have another problem which seems very silly becuase its a simple if statement...
Im trying to run the script above if the resampled image doesnt exists and if it does, display it.
if...
(ooops, I pressed submit insdead of preview)
The script was made by someone else (credit given on top). The stuff in red is what im trying to add to make the resiezed image save.
After this script is executed, a file is created in the right folder, but there is no actual image inside.
Any...
Hmmm, even though this idea is great, I cant seem to make it work.
Here is my code and variables:
<?php
/*=============================================
Drop-In Photo Gallery
Version 0.8
by Sam Perkins-Harbin
www.forge22.com...
Hello,
I found a script that is able to resize any image to a desired size. Right now it only outputs the resized image to a browser, however I would like to be able to save it to the server for future use. Is there any way to do this?
I basically have an variable at the end of the script...
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