SMTP server on WIndows 7

Hi All,
In one of my application, I want to send Email out. I am using Windows 7 on my development machine, but I am getting below error
A message sent to adapter "SMTP" on send port "SendPortEmail" with URI "[email protected]" is suspended.
Error details: The transport failed to connect to the server.
Not sure if I can implement SMTP server functionality on Windows 7 after reading this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8041856/smtp-local-server-in-windows-7-running-iis7.
Can you guys please suggest me whether it is possible or not. If yes please suggest the way do so.
Thanks, Girish R. Patil.

Hi All,
Thanks for all your inputs.
I have implemented the solution suggested by you.
Right now, I have used smtp4dev. By using this my mail is getting created and sent from biztalk. I think smtp4dev is working as simulator, as it is not sending the mail to the mentioned email address. It just accepts the mail information from biztalk and
generates below mail:
So, looks like this occurs through simulation as the recipient mentioned in this did not get mail.
After all this, I am still getting following Warning in event log.
Thanks, Girish R. Patil.

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