[drats_users] more on d-rats email

[Rolan O. Clark]

Dan,

Re: Tell me what you mean exactly by "sent an internet email".

Here is what  I did, on d-rats I clicked message then new, then selected 
email from the window that came up,

My call W3FDK , was in the Source Callsign and I put   w3icf at comcast.net 
in the Destination Callsign box

then used  test1 for the subject and test 1 for the message , just so I 
could tag it some way.

Then I hit Send,   went to my Outbox and it was there, I clicked on it and 
it highlighted then I clicked on Send/Receive on the Message window

and off it went into never never land or where ever but Phil got it.

I think I have the complete scenario.

Thanks much for the reply,

73 de rolan w3fdk





-----Original Message----- 
From: Dan Smith
Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2012 10:21 AM
To: Discussion of D-RATS
Subject: Re: [drats_users] more on d-rats email

> Here is an experiment I did:
> file>preferences nothing enabled
> file>preferences>radio refl 9000 only enabled
> file>preferences>Outgoing email nothing enabled
> file>preferences>Email Accounts nothing enabled
> file>preferences>Email Access Access set to incoming
> with the above settings I sent an internet email using d-rats to a
> station on the internet and he got it. Why did it go through?

Tell me what you mean exactly by "sent an internet email".

There are several ways to do this in D-RATS, so the method you used will
affect the answer to your question.

-- 
Dan Smith
www.danplanet.com
KK7DS
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