> 1. I would like to use IIS to host Imail's html template, but there is
> IMAIL.XXX special tag in it, as IIS doesn't understand. The goal is to
> make my own ASP to make IMAIL more powerful, with my own/additional
> user profile. How to reach such my goal?
You can't use IIS to host IMail HTML template files. IMail has to serve
them directly, so you can not have ASP in the IMail HTML files.
It has been suggested here that you can use frames to use ASP. For example,
you could use ASP to set variables in the frame, that would then be
accessible via JavaScript in the IMail HTML template files.
> 3. Is there any way to access IMail's native database?
Yes, it is stored in the registry. It is at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SOFTWARE->
Ipswitch->IMail->Domains->yourdomain->Users.
-Scott
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