Yes, I think so but I was wondering if you could create an empty
envelope and populate the content...
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Aaron Bertrand - MVP wrote:
It's just a text file with specific content, right? So wouldn't
FileSystemObjec t be able to help you with this?
(See http://www.aspfaq.com/2039)