Stealth
Stealth Mail

Stealth Mail allows you to have TaskGuard's reports mailed directly to the e-mail account of your choice, at regular predetermined intervals. IMPORTANT: If the computer being monitored by TaskGuard uses dial-up networking to connect to the Internet, you cannot use this feature. The connection must be constant. TaskGuard does not dial out and connect for you, in order to mail the reports.

Using TaskGuard's Stealth E-mailer, you can monitor Computer [A] and have its reports sent to Computer [B]'s e-mail address, undetected by Computer [A], regardless if the two computers are networked or not.

Place a checkmark beside "Use Stealth Mailer" if you wish to turn this option on.

First, enter the email address to which you want TaskGuard's reports sent.

Next, enter the SMTP server name which handles your outgoing mail. If you are unsure of this, contact your Internet Service Provider, or check the setting in your mail program. (In OutLook Express, this setting is found under Tools | Accounts | Properties | Servers).

Next, enter the account name for the mail server. This is the account name used to retrieve mail from the SMTP server you specified above, usually the part of the email address before the @.

Finally, enter the password used to retrieve mail from the mail server. This is usually the same password used to log on to your Internet Service Provider.

Send report every [---] minutes allows you to have TaskGuard's reports stealth-mailed at regular intervals, anywhere from every 10 minutes to every 999 minutes.

Send test message allows you to test your TaskGuard mail setup - after entering the information required above, use this function to send a test message (which will be titled "RE: TaskGuard 2000 - Tracking Data") to the e-mail account you specified. You must be connected to the Internet to do this.