Wow. So much for having redundant systems....
One solution could be: if you left the Imail DNS field empty, IMail would use the NSs of the OS resolver, which does support primary, secondary, .... NSs.
I'm not sure that would work. The Windows DNS resolvers don't support MX records, AFAIK. I believe IMail has its own built-in DNS engine (as does Declude).
Recent versions of IMail do default to importing the DNS servers listed in Windows networking settings, but I believe they are used exactly the same as if you manually entered the multiple IPs into the IMail DNS settings.
-Scott
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