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Old 11-27-2007, 12:23 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I have always used the mail function, and I suppose it's common-sense that a lot of emails is going to be slower. I find the mail function to be more than adequate in normal circumstances. Adding headers as well is fairly straightforward. The only thing that isn't straightforward is adding attachments, takes a little knowledge about emails to get that working, but Zend Mailer sorts all that out for you if you happen to be using Zend Framework.
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Would like to point out that the mailing class i mentioned earlier does have the option to use the mail() function or straight to a server.

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