how can I create pop3 user account with vb.net

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Hi all. Good work here all the time.

I am looking to find out how I can create local pop3 email account from within an aspx.page by having the aspx page access the pop3 server and set up the user account.

I use VB.net Visual Studio 2008 at this time. I run .net 2.0 through 4.1 on my windows 2003 server. I do the coding from VS2008 on my windows 7 ultimate system and just publish the site to the W2003 server. So there is pop3 setup on my local computer.

I have been looking for some code to get this done.

I have not found a COM to use within VS2008 yet that lets me access a pop3 server. All help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Rick

Posted 28-Dec-13 12:48pm

rickqu

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Thanks for the info, I shall checkout the p3admin.dll and what i can do with it. Thanks again

Posted 29-Dec-13 9:10am

rickqu

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Nelek 29-Dec-13 16:42pm

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Nelek · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-28T14:05:00

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have a look: http://bytes.com/topic/net/answers/764870-creating-pop3-accounts-through-c-asp-net[^]

I hope it helps

Posted 28-Dec-13 14:05pm

Nelek