If you read my other thread, you'll see I like to watch my mail come in 
:) I don't want to scedule it. I guess I'll just try to do Apple+K before 
I send.



Dave Nathanson wrote:

>Hi,
> I use a SMTP sever that requires me to "check" mail first, then I am 
>allowed to "send" email anytime within the next 15 minutes or so. I used 
>to get those errs: 
>"err 550 - we do not relay"
>until I made an Emailer Schedule and set it to "get" my email every 10 
>minutes. Now I never get that annoying err message anymore. 
>
>You can very easily set up a "Schedule" in Emailer thusly;
>Pull the "SetUp" menu to Schedules
>Click the "new" button
>"X" get mail, and 
>don't "x" send mail. 
>Do put a checkmark next to your email account(s).
>pull menu to "Repeating connection" and set it for 10 minutes or so. 
>Save
>Close window.
>That's it! 
>
>Dave Nathanson
>Mac Medix
>
>On 3/29/02 7:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] showcased stellar typing and 
>language skills in this message:
>
>>Mark,
>>
>>this happens when I haven't checked my mail for a while (like 30 minutes) 
>>and I compose a message and click "send now". Normally, I check my email 
>>like every 5 minutes, so this is not a problem. Sometimes I forget to do 
>>Apple+K before I send an email, and in fact, it is not intuitive for me 
>>to do that when I am sending a message.
>>
>>I thought I had added Emailer Custom Settings which made the system Get 
>>Email before Sending Email, but maybe that is only when using Apple+K and 
>>now when just using Send Now while sending an individual email.
>>
>>hm....
>>
>>Mark Johnson wrote:
>>
>>>This error is easy to avoid. You must get Email before sending it. It is a
>>>way to prevent spammers from using the mail server. I actually like it. Now
>>>I can send mail from my office internet connection through my home ISP.
>
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