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How to connect to gmail.com?

Gmail requires establishing secure connections (SSL/TLS). WebMail Pro supports SSL/TLS and can connect to Gmail. To connect to servers like gmail.com, you should just specify dedicated SSL port...

What do I need to send and receive e-mails?

To send and receive e-mail messages in your application, you need MailBee Objects or MailBee.NET Objects which are interfaces (API) between your application and a mail server, allowing sending, receiv...

Getting notifications about new messages in mailbox (IMAP IDLE and polling)

If your application powered by MailBee.NET Objects or MailBee Objects needs to learn about new messages in mailbox immediately as they arrive, there are two approaches possible: waiting for notificati...

How to connect to mail server via SSL using WebMail Pro?

WebMail Pro supports SSL-powered connections over POP3, IMAP and SMTP. In order to connect to mail server via SSL, you should specify dedicated SSL ports, SSL/TLS mode will be enabled automatically. T...

Can MailBee and MailBee.NET components work with MS Exchange server?

Yes, you can use both MailBee (ActiveX) and MailBee.NET components to send e-mails to Exchange server or receive e-mails and folders from this server. WebMail Pro application can also access mail on E...

How to download emails with attachments

When you download message with MailBee (ActiveX) or MailBee.NET components (e.g. with POP3.RetrieveSingleMessage for ActiveX or POP3.DownloadEntireMessage for .NET), you'll get messages with attachmen...

What's the difference between MailBee.NET Objects and MailBee Objects?

MailBee Objects is a complete set of components required to create and send messages to SMTP servers and receive, parse and delete email messages from POP3 servers. MailBee components can be used in A...

MailBee.NET troubleshooting

To make MailBee.NET log all activity into a log file, use mailer.Log property (assuming mailer is an instance of Smtp, Pop3, or Imap class). Log file may help you to quickly find out the cause of the ...