Hello, Andrew. 15 апреля 2004 г., 11:50:04 you wrote:
>> Wouldn't it be more logical and clean if we were able just to change >> SMTP when sending (or putting to Outbox)? AA> Well, no, not really. By definition, an "account" is really just a AA> particular POP and SMTP server. All the rest, IMHO, is optional. Well, my HO differs a bit from your HO :), in that I think the _main thing_ which defines an account is still POP settings (or IMAP, where relevant). Look, we call it "a POP3 account". What we get from our ISPs, as far as e-mail is concerned, is, first of all, a POP3 mailbox. Well, they provide us with SMTP servers, too, but somehow I don't feel it to be such an "integral part" of an account. _SMTP server is also optional._ (One thing to support it is the fact that you can create a POP3 account _without_ any SMTP server at all - e.g. to receive some mailing lists to a POP3 mailbox created with that single purpose, etc.) Hope you get my point, even though you certainly may disagree with it :). AA> If you want to change the SMTP server, set up another account and AA> select it by right-clicking on the account name in the status bar. AA> I change accounts in TB! all the time and find it very easy to do. AA> Also, as you undoubtedly well know, the account name is a macro AA> (%ACCOUNT). As I said already, I know how to do that (since long ago :) ). I simply found it not very convenient, logical, etc. (See above.) Best regards, Maksym -- Maksym Kozub, MK881-UANIC mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ________________________________________________________ http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
