Sending Email to Sharepoint

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From: "Dean Richardson" <advertising@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 21 Jun 2006 03:18:58 -0700

Hello,

I am currently building an application to (hopefully) slot into
sharepoint. The question I ask is, can an email be sent to sharepoint
and its contents (including Subject and Body and Attachments) be stored
in a document store automatically.

If not, would an application developed in ASP.NET be able to handle
this.

The reason for this is so that a team mailbox can be made accessible
through sharepoint and the email can be read by all.

At the moment Im not sure which path to take.

Thanks in Advance,
Dean.

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