Email Mailgun: Setting Up a Custom Sending Domain Set up a custom Mailgun sending domain to replace Outlook COM automation. This guide walks through SPF, DKIM, and MX record setup.
Email The Final Pieces: DKIM and DMARC Implementation for Access Developers Moving from Outlook automation in your Access apps? This guide explains DKIM and DMARC implementation for reliable email delivery.
Email SPF Configuration: What Access Developers Need to Know for Reliable Email Delivery Moving beyond Outlook automation? Your Access application's emails will be blocked without proper SPF configuration. Here's what you need to know.
Email Putting It All Together: Email Authentication Fundamentals for Access Developers Transitioning from Outlook automation to SMTP services? Learn the fundamentals of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to keep your Access application's emails out of spam folders.
Email Why Your Emails Get Blocked: Security Protocols and Deliverability Explained As spam filtering becomes more aggressive, understanding how SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authenticate your messages is crucial for ensuring they reach their intended recipients.
Email Beyond the Send Button: How Your Emails Actually Reach Their Destination Before implementing email APIs, Access developers should understand the fundamentals of how email works.
Email The Truth About New Outlook: A Guide for IT Decision Makers With automatic migrations beginning January 2025, protecting your business-critical automations and custom solutions requires immediate attention.
Email Mailgun: Quick Start Guide for VBA Developers Sample VBA code and step-by-step instructions for sending a simple test email via the Mailgun email service (no credit card needed).
Email Mailgun: An Email-Sending Alternative for Access Developers For VBA developers grappling with the looming specter of "New Outlook" and Microsoft's general disdain for COM automation, Mailgun offers an intriguing alternative.
Commentary Breaking Changes: New Outlook Auto-Migration Begins January 2025 Microsoft announces timeline for breaking your Access applications: automatic migration to New Outlook begins January 2025. Here's why you shouldn't rush to rewrite everything (yet).
Commentary Killing VBA in Outlook: Reduced Functionality is the Whole Point In the name of security and cross-platform compatibility, Microsoft is intentionally neutering one of its flagship applications.