Ok, I use to get the error message "Access Violation in SMTP32.exe" and
since I'm running IMail with the NT database I had to add the "system"
account with full control to my drives where IMail reside, etc.  That fixed
the problem, but now I have a different scenario.

I had the wrong permissions setup on my alias folder which I call "aliases",
so no user could send successfully to multiple aliases that I have in that
folder.  I removed the permissions and put "Everyone - Full Control" and it
fixed the problem, but now I'm getting the "Access Violations - SMTP32.exe"
error again.  I then put only have the "Everyone" & "System" accounts setup
for permissions to my folders yet I'm still getting the error message.  What
gives?

Here is my configuration, so it's easier to understand:

IMail Top Directory = E:\IMail
Spool Directory = F:\Spool
Alias Directory = F:\Aliases

The Permissions on the actual drives themselves are setup as: me and two
other admins with Full Control & The System account with full control.

On the folders of "Aliases" & Spool" and all sub-folders of the IMail
directory as: "Everyone & System" - Full Control.

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