UltimateEmail - ASP.NET Email Controls

ASP.NET Email Controls

Email validator and mail merge in one pack

C# and VB applications with source code

30 samples ready to use in your solution

Native builds in .NET 1.1, 2.0, 3.5, 4.0

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UltimateEmail helps you validate email addresses and send email to a group of people using mail merge techniques. Includes:

Email Validator — Validate an email address up to 4 levels — Syntax, Domain, SMTP, Account.

Mail Merge — Create email marketing campaigns, and send newsletters to a list of people.

Life-Saver Samples — Use the provided C# and VB samples as your templates. Copy the most appropriate sample into your web application, and go live as quickly as possible.

All .NET Editions in One — Native builds in .NET 1.1 (Visual Studio 2003), .NET 2.0 (Visual Studio 2005), .NET 3.5 (Visual Studio 2008) and .NET 4.0 (Visual Studio 2010) provided in one package.

Top 10 Features of Karamasoft UltimateEmail for ASP.NET

1. Validate an email address at 4 levels
2. Drag and drop like a web control
3. Load addresses from any data source
4. Merge templated email with real data
5. Send newsletters your your clients
6. Log mail merge and delivery status
7. Use in Windows Forms applications
8. Integrate with UltimateEditor
9. Integrate with UltimateAjax
10. Server-side and client-side API

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Complete Feature List for Karamasoft UltimateEmail

Validator — Validate an email address up to 4 levels:

Syntax — email address syntax valid
Domain — email server links found
SMTP — email server up and running
Account — email server has the address

Web Control — Use like a regular .NET validator control, and set the ControlToValidate and ErrorMessage properties as usual.

Address List — Load the address list from database, a text file, or a comma-delimited string.

Mail Merge — Send a template email to a list of people with customized delivery and content information.

Data Source — Load email information from any source such as DataSet, DataTable, DataView, DataReader, Collection, Array, ArrayList, XmlDocument, a text file, or a comma-delimited string.

Batch Process — Specify the number of emails in each batch, and the duration to wait between each batch.

Log Status — Use the event handling mechanism to validate email addresses, and save mail merge and delivery status into a file or database.

Server-Side API — Use the API in order to validate email addresses and send mail merge programmatically without using the provided web controls on the page.

Windows Applications — Add UltimateEmail.dll to your Windows .NET applications, and validate email addresses and send mail merge by using the server-side API.

UltimateEditor Integration — Integrate UltimateEmail with UltimateEditor in order to send a template email to your customers with the click of a toolbar button.

UltimateAjax Integration — Integrate UltimateEmail with UltimateAjax in order to validate an email address without refreshing the whole page.

Compliancy — XHTML 1.0 Transitional compliant.

Cross-Browser Support — IE5+, NS6+, Firefox 1.0+, Mozilla 1.0+, Opera 7.5+.

System Requirements — Windows 2000/2003/2008/XP/Vista/7, IIS 5.0+, ASP.NET 1.1/2.0/3.5/4.0.
.NET 1.1 edition has limited features and support as Microsoft doesn't support that framework anymore. Please test the product in your target framework in order to make sure it fulfills your needs.

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