That is "is their a way to force Imail to use the 206.55.249.202 IP" short of setting the DNS up properly locally???
In this case, since there is no way of simply notifying the postmaster@ account at the domain you are trying to send to (so they could fix the problem), I would add:
206.55.249.202 dsl-cpa.com
to the HOSTS file. That will hard-code it so that IMail will be able to send mail to them, despite their broken MX record.
-Scott
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