Other Configuring


This page describes about other ways of configuring EasyMailer

  

 
Other than configuring the appearance of EasyMailer you can configure many other things also.

 

Whenever you exit EasyMailer the current layout of the main window and the send message window are saved. Thus when you start EasyMailer again it looks exactly as it did before you exited it.

 

You can set Special Settings on EasyMailer.

 

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To do this click on the preferences menu on the main window and then select 'Special Settings'

From here you can set three things,

1) Empty Recycle Bin on Exit, if checked this will delete all messages in the recycle bin, without confirmation being asked when you exit EasyMailer.

2) Save Screen layout on Exit, if checked this will save the current layout of the main window when you exit, so that when you start EasyMailer again it looks exactly the same as before you exited it.

3) Copy or Move, you can select whether emails that are dragged and dropped from the message grid onto a folder in the folder list box are moved or copied to that folder.

Click on 'Default Settings' to restore the default settings for the special settings.

 

You can configure the Toolbar on the main window. To do this select the toolbar configure button. The toolbar configurer window then appears.

 

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You can add upto 10 buttons to the toolbar. The buttons can either bring up the new email editor with the 'To' field filled out with a specified email address or you can use the button to start up a program.

 

Active / Inactive: This means whether that button is to be used or not. If checked then it will be used (displayed on the main window).

 

Email Address / Executable: This field will hold the email address that a new message should be addressed to or the path of the program to run. You can click on the little button with three dots to browse for a program.

 

Caption: This is what will appear on the button on the main window.

 

Buttons Purpose: This defines what the button will do, run a program or get ready to send a new mail.

 

The above example produces these four buttons on the main window.

 

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