oufa said:any one can tell me how to make aprogram via c++ to have the ability to e-mail me or any e-mail other than mine .
i searched along and no any results i could have .
please it is urgent case
To send an email using C++, you will need to use a library or API that supports email functionality, such as the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). You can also use a third-party library like libcurl or Poco. Once you have chosen a library, follow its documentation and examples to integrate email sending into your C++ program.
Yes, most email libraries and APIs support attaching files to an email. You will need to specify the file path and name in your code, and the library will take care of the rest. Keep in mind that there may be size limitations for file attachments, so make sure to check the documentation.
When sending an email using C++, it is important to handle errors and failures gracefully. Most libraries and APIs will have error handling mechanisms in place, such as returning error codes or throwing exceptions. Make sure to check the documentation and implement appropriate error handling in your code.
Yes, it is possible to send mass emails using C++. However, it is not recommended to send a large number of emails from a single program or session. This can potentially be flagged as spam by email providers and can result in your email being blocked. It is best to use a specialized mass email service for sending a large number of emails.
Yes, you can schedule emails to be sent at a specific time using C++. You will need to use a scheduling library or API, such as Cron or Boost.Asio, to set up a timer or schedule for sending the email. Make sure to also consider time zone differences when scheduling emails.