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SMTPit Pro

A Feature-rich Email plug-in

Script Steps
Script StepSMTPit Add Attachment
Script StepSMTPit Add Attachment From Container
Script StepSMTPit Add Attachment From Dialog
Script StepSMTPit Add Body
Script StepSMTPit Add Email Header
Script StepSMTPit Add Inline Image
Script StepSMTPit Add Inline Image From Container
Script StepSMTPit Add Inline Image From Dialog
Script StepSMTPit Add Recipient
Script StepSMTPit Clear
Script StepSMTPit Connect
Script StepSMTPit Disconnect
Script StepSMTPit File Copy
Script StepSMTPit File Delete
Script StepSMTPit File Exists
Script StepSMTPit File Export
Script StepSMTPit File Import
Script StepSMTPit File Move
Script StepSMTPit File Read
Script StepSMTPit File Rename
Script StepSMTPit File Select With Dialog
Script StepSMTPit File Size
Script StepSMTPit File Timestamp
Script StepSMTPit File Write
Script StepSMTPit Folder Create
Script StepSMTPit Folder Delete
Script StepSMTPit Folder Exists
Script StepSMTPit Folder Get Path
Script StepSMTPit Folder List
Script StepSMTPit Folder Rename
Script StepSMTPit Folder Select With Dialog
Script StepSMTPit Get Configure Option
Script StepSMTPit Get Send Value
Script StepSMTPit Is Connected
Script StepSMTPit Merge Text
Script StepSMTPit Quick Set
Script StepSMTPit Register
Script StepSMTPit Send
Script StepSMTPit Send With Dialog
Script StepSMTPit Set Authentication
Script StepSMTPit Set Character Set
Script StepSMTPit Set Configure Option
Script StepSMTPit Set From
Script StepSMTPit Set Host
Script StepSMTPit Set Reply-To
Script StepSMTPit Set Subject
Script StepSMTPit Show Configure Dialog
Script StepSMTPit Status Window
Script StepSMTPit Styled Text To HTML
Script StepSMTPit Verify Email Address
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SMTPit Set Authentication

NameSMTPit Set Authentication
Description

Sets the type of authentication used to connect to the mail server.

FormatSMTPit Set Authentication ( Type ; Username ; Password ; TLS Type )
Required Parameters
Type

The Type of Authentication (Specify None; Default; Plain; Login; CRAM-MD5; or Auto). Plain, Login, and CRAM-MD5 are the actual types of authentication the mail server supports. If you know which one your mail server supports, select it, otherwise use the Auto type. Auto will make the plug-in figure out which type works with your mail server. Specifying None will turn authentication off. Default uses the values set in the configuration dialog.

Optional Parameters
Username

Specify the account username.

Password

Specify the account password.

TLS Type

Specify the type of SSL/TLS/STARTTLS encryption to use ( None; AfterConnect; or BeforeConnect ). The type depends on your mail server. If you do not know the type your mail server requires, try both to see which type works.

As a general rule, if you are using port 465, set this to “BeforeConnect”, or if you are using port 587, set this to “AfterConnect”. Even if you are using these ports, it is possible you do not need to use SSL at all, as this depends on your mail server.