This screen is where you set the mail server information. This information is identical to what is set in your e-mail program.
The SMTP button specifies that the program should use SMTP when sending mail.
The SMTP Server is where you enter the name (or address) of the SMTP server.
The SMTP Port specifies the TCP/IP port to use to communicate with the SMTP server. The standard port number is 25, only change it if you have specific reason to do so.
The Send Immediately button specifies that the program should send mail as soon as you have completed it. If not checked the mail will be queued, and will only be sent when you send the queued mail.
The Server Bug Fix button should only be checked if you have a problem sending mail with a period in the left column and nothing else on the line. This works around a bug which is in a few SMTP servers. Only check it if you suspect this problem.
The External Mail Program button specifies that the program should use an external program to send mail.
Enter the complete path and command line of the program in the entryfield.
Put a %f where the filename should go.
Put a %e where the e-mail address should go
Put a %s where the subject should go
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