Readme First !
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Prepare Your Computer
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*  If you have already installed v1.30 and later, all you have to
	do is stop the execution of the server and delete all the 
	executables. After install SMTP to the same direcotry, all
	the informations would be kept well.

*  If you have already installed ver1.2x, you can use 125to140.exe to
	convert you user database to the format of 1.3x and later.
	the program will convert all the USERS.D* to 130.D*. Backup 
	all the files named 130.d*, and than delete all the old files.
	After that, install the up-to-date version of Super Mail 
	Transfer Packge, then restore 130.d* and rename them as Users.d*.

*  Please  delete  all  the  executables  ( *.EXE )!  ( This is very
         important ! )

*  Only  users with admnistrator privilege can install this package or
         many problem might arise.

*  Please  enable  the user right option "Log on as a service" in User
         Manager.  To  this end, first,  execute  the  program  "User
         Manager", the select "Policies|User Rights".

         Please check the option "Show Advanced User Rights", then you
         will be able to find the option "Log on as a service", as the
         following figure.

         You  must  add  users  or  groups which is allowed to receive
         message  in  "Grant To" field below. If you think this is too
         cumbersome,  you  can  set  it to "Everyone" as what you have
         seen  in  the  above picture. After reboot, your modification
         will take effect.

         Notice:  SMTP  is not the only one software which asks you to
         modify  "Log on as service", if other NT service installed on
         the  same  computer  asks  you to modify "Log on as service",
         please take everything into consider.

Installation
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         Execute   the   setup   program.
         If  nothing  wrong,  the  setup  program  will  automatically
         install  the  application. You can type the following command
         under command prompt to invoke SMTP:

         net start "Super Mail Transfer Package"

         or

         smtp start

         instead.

         If  an error message, such as "no such service", is responded
         by NT, please type the following command under command prompt
         to install it manually:

         d:\path\smtp install d:\path\

         or

         smtpset 1 d:\path\

         where  d:\path\  is  the  complete  path  of the directory of
         executable, mailbox and database. If you install the software
         by  setup  program,  the directory of mailbox and database is
         the same as the place you put SMTP in.

         It  is  highly recommended to create a new directory for both
         SMTP  and  database files, which allows you to set the access
         control of the directory.

Informations
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		SMTP.RTF:	SMTP Manual.
		ORDER.RTF:	Registation Form.
