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Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.
Uses VB code to lookup MX records on a DNS server. No ActiveX controls, all straight code. Reads your DNS servers automatically from the registry and uses those to query. You just type in a domain (ex mail.com) and it shows you all the MX records for that domain, with the preference code.