Email tab allows you to send
email via either
SMTP or
Outlook (MAPI).
SMTP (Simple Messaging Transfer Protocol) is an
alternative delivery
mechanism to Microsoft®
Outlook/Exchange (MAPI) and is a reliable and stable
method for emails. Email addresses must be in standard recipient@domain.com form as address books are not
available. You must configure your SMTP settings
before using this option.
Our recommendation is SMTP as the Email delivery
mechanism.
Note: Several factors impact SMTP, particularly:
- Windows inconsistencies between operating system and software versions.
- Impact of anti-spam software, some of which does not work under load.
- SMTP protocol itself which is fragile to user errors (for example, leaving out the @ in an email address)
Please look at Archive, Errors and Archive, Log for additional error messages when you have issues with SMTP.
Known
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Microsoft Outlook uses Microsoft Messaging
Interface (MAPI) to deliver jobs to e-mail, fax or other
types of recipients supported by MAPI.
MAPI is installed as a part of
Microsoft Outlook with only e-mail enabled by
default. Use of this delivery mechanism
requires prior setup of the profile used to access MAPI.
You
must configure your Mail Profile before using the Mail
option.
Email is normally activated using Associated File entries
with or
without any default option overridden by the Associated
File. Like any of the "special delivery" methods, the Properties tab, Associated file entries prompt must be set correctly.