>It can with Chris's SMTP patch, but the patch requires all accounts to >use it. It is a pain for me, as I would ahve to switch emailer versions, >make the smtp work, then paste that into 40 different email account smtp >settings. > >So it is a annoyance that I live with.
No, you would not have to paste anything into anything. The SMTP Auth version of Emailer is a drop in replacement. You do NOTHING different except start that version of Emailer. It uses your accounts as they are, no changes, no nothing. But you are still forced with an all or nothing setup. So if you have some accounts that can't use SMTP Auth, then those accounts would stop working while the SMTP Auth version is running. However, since it is a drop in replacement, there is nothing stopping you from having both on your machine, and run the correct version at the correct time. Just put the SMTP Auth version in the same folder as your existing version. Whichever you run will use the same prefs, same mail database, same everything. Run the one you need when you need it, then quit and run the other as needed. And if that is no good for you, then you can give Baton Mail a whirl, that lets you do SMTP Auth on a per account basis. But that does require that you modify the account settings for any that you want to use Baton Mail (you just have to change the SMTP Server). Plus Baton Mail is unstable and doesn't always work so well :-( -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
