Hello, Alaska folks...

Can we expect you to support authorized smtp in ASINet any time soon?

Charles Cremer
KRS Enterprise, Inc.

You can do it with  see32.dll
http://www.marshallsoft.com/

It  work very fine!

best regards
Cescon



"Charles Cremer" <support@krsenterprises.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:Xns930B5C7B3141Esupportkrsenterprise@195.125.199.77...
> Hello, Alaska folks...
>
> Can we expect you to support authorized smtp in ASINet any time soon?
>
> Charles Cremer
> KRS Enterprise, Inc.

"Cescon" <cescon@soyubey.de> wrote in news:3e2eba21@asgcom.alaska-
software.com:

> You can do it with  see32.dll
> http://www.marshallsoft.com/
> 
> It  work very fine!
> 
> best regards
> Cescon
> 
> 
> 
> "Charles Cremer" <support@krsenterprises.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:Xns930B5C7B3141Esupportkrsenterprise@195.125.199.77...
>> Hello, Alaska folks...
>>
>> Can we expect you to support authorized smtp in ASINet any time soon?
>>
>> Charles Cremer
>> KRS Enterprise, Inc.
> 
> 

If we go 3rd party for everything, someday we need Alaska for nothing.

>If we go 3rd party for everything, someday we need Alaska for nothing.

So what would you have done if Alaska hadn't produced ASINET?

You could always write the stuff yourself using the WinAPI and RFCs as
a guide, or you could get a 3PP library that does just what you want
right now.

I agree that it would be very nice if Alaska supplied complete
toolkits instead of partial implementations, but the purpose of the
'extra' libraries that Alaska supplies is to provide basic
functionality that many people are crying out for.  They are not as
and of themselves, meant to be a complete solution.  If Alaska did
that, then a) the entire 3PP market would collapse and b) put too much
workload on Alaska on non-core solutions.

Regards,

Phil Ide

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Charles Cremer <support@krsenterprises.com> wrote in 
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> If we go 3rd party for everything, someday we need Alaska for nothing.

You still need the compiler don't you?

If Alaska had to build (and support) everything, it would leave very few 
resources available for them to continue improving the Xbase++ language and 
compiler. Your support of the 3P market frees Alaska Software from this 
obligation and allows them to concentrate on more important issues that 
only they can address.

Lack of support for the 3P, will only cause the 3P developers to reduce 
support, and scale back enhancements to their Xbase++ products. Which will 
mean that instead of spending a few hundred dollars for a 3P tool that does 
what you want, you will need to spend a few weeks (or months) developing it 
yourself.

Regards,
Boris Borzic

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