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8/1/2007 12:24 AM
 

I want to create a module where a 'virtual' image file is presented, so when that image is included in an html email and is downloaded - I know that email has been read....    for each unique email sent would be a link like www.sitename.com/emailheaderXXXXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXXX.gif...   only a single file actually exists and is returned for all possible XXXXXX combinations...

I assume i'll be using some kind of HTTP module...   I'm going to be starting further research on this soon.  Can anyone offer me any insight or code based on their own experiences?

Thanks!

Matt Christenson

 
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