Email help
Wednesday, February 9th, 2005 11:50 amCan anyone advise?
I have a client for whom I've set up a database-based email system. The database is Access, it creates a 'to' list of targetted contacts and sends emails using (spit) Outlook. Client is now complaining that she can't use Outlook to send emails when she's not logged into her usual ISP: all pretty standard (though not helped by her being in Uganda).
Question, then, is:
Can you suggest a solution for mass emailing, using a contact list created on an ad-hoc basis by a query within the Access database, that would permit Client to send emails regardless of how / where she's logged on?
Any solution would have to be free, and pretty low-maintenance.
EDIT: I have no access to the PC (in fact, a laptop) or the user, except via very intermittent email. She is PC-illiterate. And I am not so good at all this pinging and SMTP, either. (Didn't know that you could get around the ISP-reliant sending thing, for example.)
Thanks in advance!
I have a client for whom I've set up a database-based email system. The database is Access, it creates a 'to' list of targetted contacts and sends emails using (spit) Outlook. Client is now complaining that she can't use Outlook to send emails when she's not logged into her usual ISP: all pretty standard (though not helped by her being in Uganda).
Question, then, is:
Can you suggest a solution for mass emailing, using a contact list created on an ad-hoc basis by a query within the Access database, that would permit Client to send emails regardless of how / where she's logged on?
Any solution would have to be free, and pretty low-maintenance.
EDIT: I have no access to the PC (in fact, a laptop) or the user, except via very intermittent email. She is PC-illiterate. And I am not so good at all this pinging and SMTP, either. (Didn't know that you could get around the ISP-reliant sending thing, for example.)
Thanks in advance!