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Is there a way to exclude an E-Mail service provider with autoit? I can already do this by connecting to my buddies PC over 20 miles away via remote desktop on my maverick OS.

This way it allows for me to send him my applications that can't be sent from any email service that I that I am aware of.

Is there a known way to have my buddy launch an application that is waiting to receive my data from my PC by directly connecting to his with autoit?

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Is there a way to exclude an E-Mail service provider with autoit? I can already do this by connecting to my buddies PC over 20 miles away via remote desktop on my maverick OS.

This way it allows for me to send him my applications that can't be sent from any email service that I that I am aware of.

Is there a known way to have my buddy launch an application that is waiting to receive my data from my PC by directly connecting to his with autoit?

You'd need to set up an smtp server - I'm sure there are free ones around. Then use _INetSmtpMail from your Autoit script.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Mail_Transfer_Protocol#Outgoing_mail_SMTP_server

William

PSD server from here? http://www.softstack.com/freesmtp.html or google for others

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.. or simply install FileZilla Server on the remote PC and Port forward ports 20&21 to this PC. All you need to do then is FTP your files over.

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You'd need to set up an smtp server - I'm sure there are free ones around. Then use _INetSmtpMail from your Autoit script.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Mail...nsfer_Protocol#Outgoing_mail_S

William

PSD server from here? http://www.softstack.com/freesmtp.html or google for others

.. or simply install FileZilla Server on the remote PC and Port forward ports 20&21 to this PC. All you need to do then is FTP your files over.

Thanks, going to look into this.

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