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Hello,

I would strongly recommend against using PHP's built-in mail() functionality, 
as it is often difficult to hand-craft messages that will be delivered 
correctly rather than rejected by spam filters, create multipart HTML messages 
(if that is your need) and configure on a server where you don't have good 
access. It's also difficult to troubleshoot failed deliveries, especially when 
delivering via a 3rd party SMTP service configured in php.ini as you would 
need to do on windows.

I second the recommendation for PHPMailer; for situations like yours where you 
don't have good administrative access to the SMTP delivery chain. All of its 
configuration lives within your code, and it provides good error reporting and 
debugging features, which are very lacking in mail().

https://github.com/PHPMailer/PHPMailer

Good luck

On Fri, 26 Feb 2016, Park, Sarah said:

> Did you try PhpMailer? It includes SMTP functionality. 
> 
> Sarah Park

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