E-mail Transport Options

The Transport Options panel for the E-mail plug-in is displayed when you click the [Options] button, or choose Add Server from the Transport pop-up menu in the E-mail plug-in settings.

Outgoing Mail Server

Enter the full domain name of your SMTP mail server. If you are unsure, you can look in the preferences of your e-mail software, or ask your ISP or administrator.

Nota : if you use .Mac, only enter the "smtp.mac.com" part (without the quotes), not the colon and username that typically follows.

Server Port

Enter the port number used by the SMTP mail server. In most cases, this will be the default value of 25.

Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

Check this box if your mail server supports SSL communication, to provide a secure connection.

Authentication

Choose the appropriate authentication method that is supported by your mail server. If you try one and it doesn't work, try the other options; different mail programs call these different things. Again, ask your administrator if you need assistance.

User Name

Enter the user name to log on to your mail server, if you are using some form of authentication.

Password

Enter the password for your mail server, if you are using authentication. Your entry will be hidden. You can't leave it blank if it is needed, as Simon operates without human intervention.

Delete

Click this button to remove this transport method from the Transport pop-up menu. The deletion will not be confirmed.

Cancel

This button will close this panel without saving your changes.

OK

This button will save your changes and add the transport method to the Transport pop-up menu.