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Using Gmail as an SMTP host |
Using Gmail as an SMTP host
Google explain how to do this here in your Gmail account settings (at the gear-symbol): Pay attention to the POP3 Options. Step 2 - Configure your Outgoing Mail ... In the neatComponents Server Properties dialog (right-click on the Server symbol at the top of the tree in the server manager) set the outbound route as illustrated below - using your Gmail username and password. Be sure to use port 465 and ensure that the TLS/SSL box is checked. neatComponents will now send outgoing messages using your Gmail account as your SMTP server. Note: |
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