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    Need to use local email client from a web application

    I have a web based application (which is primarily using ASP) which needs to utilize the client side default email program.

    Example, admin opens web page/application and needs to send an email to customer. I don't want the email to go from the server side, rather I would prefer to check for default email client, use MAPI or similar, and automatically send the email with out end user intervention from the admins pc...
    I will already have all of the email information (i.e. sender, recept, subject, body)

    I just need a headstart on this and thank you all in advance

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    It can't be done....Because ASP is a server-side technology, it can't utilize the clients email program. Any emails would have to be sent from the server.
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    Hmmmm...

    Any chance of opening up the client side default email proggy from HTML?
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    Re: Hmmmm...

    Originally posted by CrazyVBr
    Any chance of opening up the client side default email proggy from HTML?
    try <a href="mailto:[email protected]">Click here to Email</a>
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