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RE: Starting Up...

That is the code you will get in an email that the program will send to the address that you imput in order to check that you can recieve emails saying your cars have been delivered.Chris Lee
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Member since Dec-3-02 · 128 posts

RE: Starting Up...

To expand upon what Chris wrote, you need to enter a valid email address and SMTP server in the Options box. The SMTP server is the name of the server to which you send email. If you use a mail client such as Outlook, you can look up your SMTP server somewhere in its options (I couldn't tell you where, I don't use the prog); if that isn't the case, and you use a web-based service, you'll need to investigate their help system to figure it out. Once you've filled in those two boxes, hit the "Send" button, and check your email. There you'll find a message with a three-digit code; enter in the code in the Options box, and you'll be able to deliver cars with email addresses attached.(Jim, if you wish, feel free to use this on the updated FAQs page, as discussed previously.)-Dave
MP 2.6, PRR Lost Creek Branch
http://www.davehonan.gcdranet.com/

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