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• Addign links
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• Integration with Microsoft Internet Explorer
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SMTP Connection

SMTP server is required for Right Web Monitor to be able to send notification letters.

By default Right Web Monitor uses the default SMTP connection properties stored in the system registry. If you want to change these properties you may modify the options described below.

• "Port" determines the port used by your SMTP server (port 25 by default).
• "Outgoing mail server (SMTP)" specifies your SMTP server name or IP address. You can specify either SMTP server host name (like smtp.yourprovider.com) or its IP address (like 192.168.1.2).
• "Use SSL\TLS" determines if Right Web Monitor uses SSL\TLS encryption protocol when working with SMTP erver.
• "Autorization required" specifies whether your SMTP server requires authorization.
• Specify your user name in the "Username (login)" edit field if your SMTP server requires authorizartion.
• Specify password in the "Password" edit field if your SMTP server requires authorizartion.
• "<From> name" edit field contains the name of the notification letter sender.
• Enter your e-mail address in the "<From> e-mail" edit field to fill the notification letter's "FROM" header.
  Note: some SMTP servers may refuse notification letters if they don't contain correct "FROM" field. Also ensure that your anti-spam filter is configured to accept notification letters from Right Web Monitor.
• "Send plain text notification letters" option determines whether the program sends notification letters in text/plain format (text/html otherwise)