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The "Writing managed sinks for SMTP and transport events" document is available
Microsoft has released a document that provides developers with an overview of how to write event sinks in managed code for SMTP events and for transport events. This document explains how to write event sinks by using wrappers that obscure some of the details of communicating with the unmanaged server. To view the complete document, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
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