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╘₧Mail Server SetupOne of the most powerful features of this program is it's ability to exchange items with other AgendaMaker users on a network. While a dedicated mail server is not required to exchange AgendaMaker mail, a central server program allows for certain useful features such as "store and forward", carbon copy, receipts, etc. To configure a server version of this program, follow these steps:Run a copy of this program on the "server" computerInstall a copy of AgendaMaker on the computer you wish to act as a mail server. You may wish to rename this copy to something descriptive, such as "MailBox," etc. Be sure Program Linking is turned on via the Control Panel called Sharing Setup.Make a new document to hold the mailUsing the program on the server, create and save a new document. Make an alias of this new document and place it in the Startup Folder (if you wish).Register the names of all AgendaMaker users on your networkOn the server, choose Registered Users... from the File menu, and add the user names and passwords of all AgendaMaker users who will be using mail. These names and passwords must match the names and passwords entered in the General Preferences section of each user's copy of AgendaMaker.Be sure the correct (server) preferences are checkedOn the server, choose General Preferences... from the File menu and be sure the Accept Mail and Mail Server boxes are checked. Change the user name to say something descriptive such as "MailBox," "Mail Server," etc. The password on the server program is ignored.Have everyone choose the serverBe sure Program Linking is turned on for each computer via the Control Panel called Sharing Setup. While the server AgendaMaker program is running, have everyone (except the server) choose Choose MailBox... from the File/Preferences menu of their copy of AgendaMaker. In the window that opens, choose the server AgendaMaker program.Setup everyone's preferencesWhile the server AgendaMaker program is running, have everyone (except the server) choose General... from the File/Preferences menu of their copy of AgendaMaker. In the window that opens, be sure Accept Mail and Check for mail are checked. Everyone should also fill in the Signature and Password fields. The Signature and Password must match those assigned in the server AgendaMaker program's Registered Users list.Save everyone's document fileAgendaMaker will not check for mail when a new document is open - the current document must be saved before mail can be received from the server. Be sure everyone names and saves their AgendaMaker document.Have Fun!That's it! These steps are only required when setting up a mail server for the first time. Once configured, you'll never have to perform these steps again.; ²Φ
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