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email this FAQ to a colleague

Q: Checking the Mailer.Response property returns "File Access Denied". What's wrong?

A: You probably don't have a Temp path set up, or if you do, the IIS User (or any users authenticating under IIS) don't have read/write access to the temp directory.

  1. Make sure the directory exists
  2. Make sure the Temp var exists in your NT/Win95 environment.
  3. Make sure all users which need access to the component (the anonymous IIS user and any other users which authenticate under IIS) have read/write access to this path.

- Stephen Genusa

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Jun 23, 2000 - Centralize Intranet Feedback Using CDONTS
Where the collection of specific feedback is necessary, the mailto attribute just won't cut it. With ASP and CDONTS, Web site owners can obtain specialized information from everyone -- even those without e-mail clients.
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