I am looking for a Fast Flatbed SMTP/Exchange integrated Scanner. It should work as a stand-alone device i.e. networkable (so not attached to a PC) and email scans ('scan to email' so digital copies of receipts can go into an expense system) and be easy to use. It should have SMTP/Exchange/AD integration completely so it should be possible to Email to multiple email addressess if necessary. Money is not an issue but it should have fast and responsive scan times. I am really looking for recommendations especially from people with experience with enterprise ready Flatbed scanners in SME business environments. Something sturdy and reliable. Thank you.
posted by tahirh
on Jul 8, 2012 -
3 answers
I'm running software on a client's server that needs to send email reports. It typically uses sendmail, but we switched the DNS over to the client's own special MX records instead of the local mail exchanger. My software can use SMTP--what do I need to know in order to ask the client's IT guy for access without looking like a complete idiot?
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posted by circular
on Jul 7, 2012 -
7 answers
Are there any low-volume SMTP email relay services which allow the sending of 'spoofed' emails for valid site purposes (like a 'forward to a friend' feature)?
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posted by cowbellemoo
on Mar 11, 2011 -
6 answers
What are the mail server settings for Windows MSN web based mail account?
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posted by lakerk
on Oct 18, 2010 -
1 answer
How can I use my
name@
my-domain.com email address to
send email, if the same address is set to forward incoming mail to another address?
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posted by churl
on Oct 27, 2008 -
12 answers
when emailing from the gmail web interface then the users local IP is not included in the message source. But when emailing from gmail via SMTP ( smtp.gmail.com ) then the local IP is included in the source. Can I somehow stop that from happening?
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posted by nolnar
on Oct 8, 2008 -
6 answers
Our company has been using Gmail’s SMTP servers without issue for the last couple years for sending our ecommerce clients emails that read “A customer has placed an online order on your web site. To access it go to https://www.sometime.com/.” - Well, this week Gmail started blocking our outgoing messages as spam.
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posted by B(oYo)BIES
on Jun 17, 2008 -
9 answers
E-mail disclaimers: Postfix/Altermime setup works great except when used as an SMTP outbound gateway for Google Apps it strips the HTML version of the disclaimer.
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posted by doomtop
on May 2, 2008 -
1 answer
Seemingly random undeliverable email using IIS's built in SMTP server. Please hope me!
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posted by derbs
on Feb 5, 2008 -
4 answers
How can I set up a system that forwards email to a script given that port 25 is Cox-blocked on my home connection? Use a web host? Bypass Cox somehow?
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posted by TimeTravelSpeed
on Dec 9, 2007 -
7 answers
XServe Postfix: How can I disable hostname verification so that mobile users can send mail successfully through my server?
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posted by odinsdream
on Oct 2, 2007 -
6 answers
I would like to use the new release of Thunderbird (2.0) with my Yahoo account and am looking for a free SMTP service. I know Gmail lets you use its servers but apparently changes the 'From' field of the message to username@gmail.com for all messages. Is there any other service that I can use, apart from my ISP's (I shuffle between work, school and home).
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posted by sk381
on Apr 19, 2007 -
6 answers
What's the state of the art in installable spam filters for Unix mail hosts? Spamassassin has failed me.
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posted by Nelson
on Nov 10, 2006 -
18 answers
How do employees of a new start-up send email (from their home PCs) which appears to come from employee@companyxyz.com?
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posted by freston
on Aug 14, 2006 -
14 answers
Email stumper (for me, anyway): A site I consult on uses the IIS ASPMail module to send email confirmations for e-purchases. The customers seem to get their confirmations okay, but the site owners get theirs only intermittently...
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posted by bricoleur
on Jan 26, 2006 -
4 answers
I need to send out bulk emails to an opt-in-only list of over 200,000 people. Can you help me find good software to do this with?
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posted by afroblanca
on Nov 14, 2005 -
14 answers
SMTP Gateway? My ISP just (an hour ago) stopped forwarding email from subscribers unless the "From" address matched their own mail service. This means I cannot use my own domain name (hosted elsewhere). Any solutions? I can't change ISP (it's the only cable company in this part of town); my hosting company doesn't provide SMTP, only POP for incoming mail; I used to send email out directly from my own server, but these days many people block mail that's not from a machine with appropriate naming info; setting the "Reply-To" header works, but is really ugly and might not be respected by all mail clients. Thanks.
posted by andrew cooke
on Dec 31, 2004 -
21 answers
Say you've got a domain and a server, but the account didn't come with any POP3 setup. Assuming you're not going to abandon that hosting provider for one reason or another, what's the best 3rd party POP account provider? And is this a huge headache?
posted by paul_smatatoes
on Dec 12, 2004 -
8 answers
