If mail you have sent cannot be delivered, Snap Mail will hold the mail and attempt to send it later. But Snap Mail will not try to resend your mail indefinitely; it assumes that at some point you would like the mail to be returned. The “Return Mail After:” time specifies how long Snap Mail will persevere before returning the mail to you. To change this time, simply change the number in the text box and select either minutes, hours, or days from the pop-up menu. The default retry period for letters is four days.
• Remove Alerts After:
Alerts are never permanent. You can remove them manually from a recipient’s computer by using the Mail Log, but even if you don’t, they will eventually remove themselves. The default removal deadline is 12 hours. You can change this default time by changing the number in the text box and selecting either minutes, hours, or days from the pop-up menu.
• Always Send A Copy of Mail to Self
To receive a copies of the mail items you send, click on the this check box. You will also receive a copy of any file enclosures sent out with your mail.
