I get lots of questions by e-mail. Every once in a while, when I reply with an answer, the return address proves to be invalid.
Why?
Instead of just having wasted my time, I'll drop some of the answers on this page, so the answer may perhaps still find its way to the person it was intended for.
Yes, it is possible to pass username and password using a WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1 object.
Either use an URL construct like this: http://username:password@www.domainname.com/, or use the object's SetCredentials( ) method, as explained here.
September 2014, Yahoo decided to refuse incoming mail from my provider's mail server (One.com).
Please use an alternative, non-Yahoo e-mail address if possible.
A sudden DNS error after months of regular e-mail communication?
Please contact me about your custom backup script.
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