You may customize the look of the program and the way it works
in the Common Settings Window. Click the button on the toolbar
or choose Settings >> Common Settings to
open this window.
You will see the following options:
- Mailer Settings
- Sending options
- Miscellaneous
Mailer Settings:
Here you may change how AMS signs sent messages. By default, it
signs them with the built-in signature "Atomic Mail Sender version
2.00". But you may tell it to sign as Outlook, The Bat, Netscape
or any other popular mailer.
Also, you can increase or decrease the number of simultaneously
sent messages and the character set used for messages.
Sending options:
On this page you can enter DNS servers. If you don't know your
DNS server information, you should contact your Internet Service
Provider. Or you can run WINIPCFG.EXE under Windows 9x or PICONFIG
under Windows 2000/NT/XP.
In most cases the DNS will not need to be changed.
Mail severs sometimes go down. The time-out values show
how long AMS will wait for them. If they don't answer in that amount
of time, the message will not be sent.
ISP's SMTP settings:
This page is to setup the settings required to deliver e-mail via
your Internet Service Provider. If the box Use ISP's SMTP server...
is NOT checked then AMS will never use your ISP to deliver non-sent
mail. If checked then it will deliver only that mail what were not
delivered directly.
In addition, you may setup some e-mail address masks which always
will delivered through your ISP. It may be done in the area marked
Always send... If e-mail address of the recipient contains
any string from this list then it will delivered only via ISP's
SMTP server. (For example, AOL.com and some other world known providers
do not accept mail from SMTP servers located on the dial-up computers,
therefore mail should be delivered using your ISP)
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