autoforward emails ?

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Basically it will be multithreaded program.
I will manually confirm and add the email to the main email or the program can autoconfirm it.

Email #1 will forward to email #2 for 100 emails, after that it will switch to email # 3 and forward 100 email and then switch to email #4 and forward 100 email and so on. then after all the email it will goes back to email #2 and forward another 100 email

Any one would suggest which method to use and how to implement that thing

Posted 17-Sep-11 5:26am

suchit shah

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 17-Sep-11 18:06pm

And what exactly are you up to with this scheme?
It has a quite SPAMiferous odor to it, but feel free to explain what you are trying to achieve.

Thank you for your attention!

Doomplast 4-Mar-16 8:33am

You should use a .NET component for emails processing. It can easily enable you to automize email's reading and sending (or forwarding).

Thavest 26-Apr-16 8:43am

Thanks doom, I used it for reading emails by POP protocol in C# after which I reply to my targeted subscribers.

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Herman<T>.Instance · Answer 1 · 2011-09-17T08:45:00

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use TASK class --> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.tasks.task.aspx[^]

and if you really want it multithreaded and proper use of your cpu cores than use parallelism --> Parallel Computations in C#[^]

Posted 17-Sep-11 8:45am

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