I think you are missing the main point. What do you suppose to do at work ? Yes, right.....work. When a company blocks websites that are not related to work (sexual, video, chat etc..etc..). It says more about the employees then the company. Appearantly the employees don't have the common sense to do some private surfing at home. You get paid to work, not to be "at" work.
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Start-up network admins read this: -
[.Net 2.0] Mailmessage only sends to 1 receiptentI'm trying to send an email from a website with mailmessage. It works all fine, but... Only 1 recipient will get the message. Other recipients or cc's won't get delivered. The recipient that gets the email can see in the header that the message is send to multiple recipients and cc's. I'm sure the email adresses are correct. I tried sending them in the same domain, other domains etc... When I send the message to a file, it also looks OK. There are also no errors thrown. What am I doing wrong ?
Const ToAddress As String = "remco@a.nl"
Const fromaddress As String = "test@a.nl"Dim mm As New MailMessage(fromaddress, ToAddress)
mm.CC.Add(New MailAddress("corinda@a.nl"))
mm.To.Add(New MailAddress("corinda@a.nl", "Jan A"))mm.Subject = "onderwerp"
mm.Body = "Inhoud"
mm.IsBodyHtml = FalseDim smtp As New SmtpClient
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IE 7 and IE 6 at the same timeLook at this: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/11/30/ie6-and-ie7-running-on-a-single-machine.aspx[^] And this one http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE[^]