First of all we need to create an instance of the jmail.message object:
set msg = Server.CreateOBject( "JMail.Message" )

Now lets turn on logging to make any debugging easier:
msg.Logging = true

We need to provide a sender as well as a recipient:
msg.From = "john.doe@mydomain.com"
msg.FromName = "John Doe"
msg.AddRecipient "lisa.simpson@springfi eld.com"

The addRecipient method can be used multiple times to add more than one
recipient. Also, it can take an optional parameter which specifi es the name of
the recipient:
msg.AddRecipient "deliveryboy@futurama.com", "Fry"
msg.AddRecipient "theblob@southpark.com", "Cartman"

Ok, now we should add a subject:
msg.Subject = "How are you?"

and a body. The example below also shows how to add carriage returns:
msg.Body = "This w3 JMail stuff rocks!" & vbCrLf

Another way to create the body of the e-mail is to use the appendText
method, which can be used multiple times to build the e-mail body:
msg.appendText "Here’s some text."
msg.appendText "And here’ s some more"

There you go, the e-mail message is complete, now all we need is to send it.
To do that we need to enter the address of a valid mail server which accepts
incoming e-mails from your web server:
msg.Send( "mail.myDomain.com" )