If your email program has an API you can use that
Dundas used to have a freebie & there's bound to be a lot other free and/or
cheap solutions available
CDO is the standard windows API for dealing with mail - the only problem is
that newer versions of it nag you wether you are really sending (or is it a
virus/spam program impersonating you) & can be set up to use Outlook
Express - search msdn for usage
Pieter
"Eduman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:79ECF8AF-0481-40B0-AA4E-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I am trying to create a way to keep and update yearly school-wide contact
> information that includes student and parent information along with email
> addresses. I would then like to use querries to extract certain email
> addresses to email an announcement to. The thing is that we don't use
> Outlook at our school. We use an SMTP mail server though. I looked at
> the
> different posts but couldn't find a way to do this that didn't mention
> Outlook. Should we use Access or is there another way? We would like to
> increase grade levels each year (+1 to existing) and add the new
> Kindergarten
> students and drop the leaving 5th grade students. In our email program,
> we
> would have to regroup every year.
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