Crescent Internet Other Components

Crescent Internet ToolPak 4.0
List of other components
IMAP 4 Mail Client
	The CIIMAP4 Mail Component enables access to email stored on an IMAP4 mail server. This component, based on RFC822, provides IMAP4 protocol support enabling easy access to all important headers. It encapsulates a MIME body part, allowing support for multipart MIME mail messages.
MIME
	The Crescent Internet ToolPak MIME component enables Visual Basic developers to build applications that can encode and decode files or mail attachments. It complies with the MIME standards defined in RFC1521 and RFC1522. The CIMIME component can encode or decode multiple attachments in stand-alone mode or when combined with the SMTP or POP components. When used with the SMTP component, the encoded text is fed to the SMTP.Message property just as any message would be sent. When used with the CIPOP component, the encoded text is fed to the MIME component via the POP.Message property.
NNTP (News)
	The CINEWS NNTP component lets Visual Basic programmers build customized Usenet news client applications. It supports the standard NNTP commands that enable you to retrieve articles and newsgroup lists. In addition, it also supports the NNTP protocol commands that enable you to post articles to News servers.
POP
	The CIPOP component can retrieve mail from a POP server. New high level methods let you receive email with one line of code.
RAS (Remote Access Service)
	The CIRAS component provides programmatic dial-up access to a network via SLIP, PPP, or RAS proprietary protocols enabling Internet applications to be built without the need for an external dialer.
SMTP
	The CISMPT component can send email and query an SMTP server for the contents of a mail list. New high level methods let you send email with one line of code.
Tapi
	The PDQTapi component supports the Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI) provided by Windows� 95 and NT 4.0. CIPDQTapi provides a simple, easy-to-use interface to Tapi from a VB application. The properties, methods, and events of the PDQTapi component enable you to create applications that can use any available service on the telephone network without including service-specific code in your application. The Tapi library provides a set of functions that enable you to place, receive, and manage calls that access services using generic representations of devices and locations.
TCP/IP Client
	Take advantage of CITCP/IP messaging and file transfers to build features like IRC/chat in to your applications. It includes support for UDP (connection less) and TCP (connection oriented). Also includes DNS lookup services.
TCP/IP Server
	The CIServer component enables you to build custom TCP/IP server applications that handle multiple concurrent client connections. All client connections are accessed through a collection property. Therefore, you do not need to create or deal with a control array to support multiple clients simultaneously.
Telnet Form
	CITelnet enables developers to add Telnet support to a Visual Basic application. Provide built in VT-100 and ANSI emulation support with the ability to customize emulations as required. Set properties through the Telnet form by simply setting Telnet properties and calling Telnet methods. All of the host connection information is managed through Telnet's interface. When you call a method, the component simply uses the date that you have supplied on the property sheet and submits the request to the Telnet Host. .
UUEncode
	The CIUU component can encode or decode files or mail attachments in stand-alone mode or when combined with the SMTP or POP components. When used with the SMTP component, the encoded text is fed to the SMTP.Message property just as any message would be sent. When used with the CIPOP component, the encoded text is fed to the UUencode component via the POP.Message property. If you use the UUEncode component to encode, the source is a non-text file. If you use the UUEncode to decode, the source is a mail message. .