MayerSoft.Web.Controls.NewsScroller   
http://mayers.us

Two asp.net server controls: NewsScroller scrolls content in a box, and Display shows content with transitions. Declarative or code-behind content. Display and NewsScroller controls (2 in 1) MayerSoft.Web.Controls.Display MayerSoft.Web.Controls.NewsScroller MayerSoft.Web.Controls.Display This is the Display control MayerSoft News Scroller info Easy to use! Just drop it on your web form and set properties! 'Declarative' property settings Just drop it on your webform and set the properties. Be sure to double click on the 'DisplayItems' property and add your Display Items there. Here's how the control might look in HTML: <cc1:Display id="Display2" runat="server" Width="200px" Height="65px" BorderStyle="Solid" BorderColor="Silver" BackColor="WhiteSmoke" PauseSeconds="3" Transition="GradientWipe" PositionRelative="False" Left="400" Top="1" TransitionSeconds="1" TextAlignment="Center" Font-Names="Times New Roman" Font-Size="Small" ForeColor="#404000"> <DisplayItem Title="August 16, 2004" Text="This is the new box display" Link="" ImageSource="" /> <DisplayItem Title="2 controls in 1!" Text="Comes with 'Box Display' <i>and</i> 'NewsScroller'" Link="" ImageSource="" /> <DisplayItem Title="" Text="" Link="" ImageSource="MayerSoftLogo.jpg" /> <DisplayItem Title="ASP.NET Spreadsheet" Text="<i>Be sure to see the spreadsheet control!</i>" Link="" ImageSource="" /> <DisplayItem Title="" Text="The new Box Display had 40 visual effects. Easy to use too!" Link="" ImageSource="" /> </cc1:Display> Using code-behind programming to set properties Add the control to your aspx webform page, in the page_load, add the following: Display1.DisplayItems=new DisplayItem[3] { new DisplayItem( "title1", @"literal <b>html</B>"), new DisplayItem( "title2", @"literal <b>html</b>", "http://mayers.us/mayersoft", "mayersoftlogo.jpg"), new DisplayItem( "", @"", "", "mayersoftlogo.jpg") }; 'Declarative' property settings Just drop it on your webfo

E-Mail Expert   
http://www.evansprogramming.com

E-Mail Expert is an activeX control and a COM DLL for sending SMTP and MIME e-mail messages. We supply both a DLL and an activeX control to give you maximum flexability. E-Mail Expert works with VB, .NET, C++, VBA, FOXPRO and all other activeX supporting languages. E-Mail Expert was designed to be easy to use, yet not restrict developers that have an advanced understanding of email, SMTP, MIME or Winsock. Best of all, a local SMPT server is NOT required! E-Mail Expert has ALL the features you need to easily create a professional e-mail sending application or component. PLUS, E-Mail Expert is smart, flexible and expandable. Smart because unless you explicitly overwrite a setting, E-Mail Expert will select the most correct settings for you. Flexible because E-Mail Expert exposes a low-level Winsock interface if you need it. Expandable because you can use E-Mail Experts' built-in Values collection to add private and custom email properties, thus adding new cabilities. Includes a detailed help file, comprehensive example programs (including a complete email send application w/ source) a royalty-free re-distributable setup program and license to distribute your finished applications and components, royalty-free. Free support and upgrades to registered users. 30 day unconditional money-back guarantee.

ActiveEmail SMTP E-mail Toolkit   
http://www.activexperts.com

ActiveEmail provides an easy-to-use programming interface to SMTP E-mail and NNTP news communications. Use it to send messages automatically, or in batches, from applications, web servers, or from the command-line. Use this ActiveX component inside your ASP, ASP.NET, Visual Basic, Visual Basic .NET, Visual C++, Visual C# .NET or VBScript application/tool. ActiveEmail features multiple recipients, embedded attachments, Rich Text Formatting (HTML), SMTP server authentication, RFC 822 message protocol, RFC 1521 and RFC 1522 MIME protocol, NNTP news group posting, and more. Samples for all platforms and development tools are provided. To improve performance, outgoing mails can be queued instead of send directly, and processed in the background the ActiveEmail Queue service (with no extra costs). ActiveEmail can be used on Windows 95/98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows .NET platforms. Rated 5 Stars at AdminFavorites.com; see also http://www.adminfavorites.com Check out http://www.activexperts.com/activemail to view online samples.

Secure Information Courier   
http://www.bytefusion.com

Secure Information Courier brings secure email encryption to your organization's web site. Visitors to your web site can send secure email to your organization and even convey digital documents securely using industry standard encryption. Secure Information Courier is easy to use and nothing is assumed about the skill level of visitors to your site or about software pre-installed on their computers. To use Secure Information Courier, you simply deploy an ActiveX control in the "contact us" area of your web site. First time visitors accept the ActiveX control upon their first visit - it's signed with a trust certificate from Thawte, the leading internet trust authority. The ActiveX control contains Secure Information Courier and allows visitors to your web site to send secure email to your organization as well as securely relay documents to you. If you are an accountancy firm or law firm who for example might wish to receive financial statements or similar documents from clients and provide clients with a secure means of conveyance, then Secure Information Courier is for you.

SocketTools Scripting Edition   
http://www.catalyst.com

SocketTools Scripting Edition consists of Component Object Model (COM) libraries designed primarily for use in scripting languages such as VBScript, JavaScript and PHP. While the interface to the Scripting Edition components is similar to the ActiveX controls in the Visual Edition, the internal design has significant differences. The Scripting Edition components do not have the inherent overhead of ActiveX controls and they implement a threading model that makes them much more efficient to use with Active Server Pages (ASP) and similar environments. Unlike other software development toolkits which may use complicated data structures or require a complex interdependency between objects, the SocketTools interface is designed to be simple to understand and use. For example, there are no language specific constructs like C unions in our Library Edition API. By focusing on providing a clean interface that only requires intrinsic data types and simple structures, SocketTools can be used in a wide variety of programming languages beyond just C and C++. Likewise, our Visual and Scripting Edition components implement a straight-forward interface that is designed to be compatible with virtually any language that can use COM objects.