>Why? If you go with IMail, the templates can be modified to do an awful
lot more than they do out of >the box. If I were you, I'd check to see what
requirements there are that are convincing them to use >ASP/COM.
>You could write a COM object that would connect to IMail via POP3 (or IMAP)
to get the mail, but why >go to all that trouble? It's just extra overhead
(CPU time and programming time).
The reason is because the web pages are all going to be in generated by COM
components. That's the spec. The ASP page is going to be very lightweight,
just a few lines to call the COM object.
I see that IMail uses it's own tags, so I may just incorporate those tags in
the COM-generated ASP page. That's not the desireable option though...
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