Hi ! This depends on your mail-server. At our mail system I installed a seperate mail address and use the BCC to send an extra copy to this address. > System.Net.Mail.MailMessage mail = new System.Net.Mail.MailMessage() > string mail_bcc_address = "dummy@myfirm.de"; > mail.CC.Add(new MailAddress(mail_bcc_address)); Best regards, Gerrit

Hi ! I did try it with an Outlook (2003 and 2000) frontend and a MS Exchange server to send the Mail. As a receiver, I tried Outlock 2003 directly linked to a Web-provider and the Mail frontend of the Web-provider(1x1) itself and it worked perfectly. I suppose Your receiver will not answer for notifications at all (maybe you have set an option) or Your mail-address for the notification is in the receivers list for spam-mail. As I do not know about your mail-receiver, I am afraid that I cannot help here. Sorry. Best regards, Gerrit

Hi ! You have already set the options in > mail.DeliveryNotificationOptions = DeliveryNotificationOptions.OnSuccess; with the enum .OnSuccess Once again: You will not receive a notification or a message in Your programm. With the two additional programm lines, a messagebox will show up at the computer of the mail-receiver. If he commits this box, a notification-mail will be send back to the mail-address you set. Best regards, Gerrit

Hi ! I do not think so. > mssg.Headers.Add("Disposition-Notification-To", "xxxxxx"); There is the email address missing between the empty quotation mark. (here xxxxxx) You do NOT get back a notification from the programm. The recipient of the email is asked, to push a commit button and then a email is send to the address, you set in your mssg.Headers.Add. The email-address at the place xxxxxx must set between brackets. Best regards, Gerrit

Hi ! I did not work once again ! Another Trial : mail.Headers.Add("Disposition-Notification-To", "gerit.rait@neus-ag.de"); Best Regards, Gerrit

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Hi ! In any way, I have trouble with the editor. I am shure to have written > mail.Headers.Add("Disposition-Notification-To", ""); If it comes out wrong again, the empty quotationmarks must contain a valid email address in brackets. Best regards, Gerrit

Hi ! In the section, where you set your mail values (for example: mail.From = new MailAddress(Mail_From); mail.Subject = Mail_Subject; mail.Body = Mail_Body; you have to add two lines: mail.DeliveryNotificationOptions = DeliveryNotificationOptions.OnSuccess; mail.Headers.Add("Disposition-Notification-To", ""); Then normally (and if the recipient click 'yes'), you will receive a mail-answer. Best regards, Gerrit

Hi ! For > connectScope.Path = new ManagementPath(@"\\" + machineName + @"\root\CIMV2"); there is at my computer the same errormessage poping up in the line > connectScope.Connect(); When I change the entry > string machineName = "192.168.12.20"; to the real alpha machine name (not IP-Address !), it works. Best regards, Gerrit