authenticatedset user to none or 'if no login/authentication is requiredset pswd to name of file holding your smtp passwordor an empty string to force programs to ask (in consoleor gui)#smtpuser none smtppasswdfile 'per your isp set to 'to be asked #(optionalmailtoolsname of local one-line text file with your pop passwordif empty or file cannot be readpswd is requested when first connectingpswd not encryptedleave this empty on shared machines#poppasswdfile ' :\temp\pymailgui txtset to 'to be asked #(requiredmailtoolslocal file where sent messages are saved by some clients#sentmailfile \sentmail txtmeans in current working dir #(requiredpymailpymail local file where pymail saves pop mail on request#savemailfile ' :\temp\savemail txtnot used in pymailguidialog #(requiredpymailmailtoolsfetchencoding is the unicode encoding used to decode fetched full message bytesand to encode and decode message text if stored in text-mode save filessee for detailsthis is limited and temporary approach to unicode encodings until new bytes-friendly email package is developedheadersencodeto is for sent headerssee #fetchencoding 'utf headersencodeto none ehow to decode and store message text (or latin ? ehow to encode non-ascii headers sent (none=utf #(optionalmailtoolsthe maximum number of mail headers or messages to download on each load requestgiven this setting nmailtools fetches at most of the most recently arrived mailsolder mails outside this set are not fetched from the serverbut are returned as empty/dummy emailsif this is assigned to none (or )loads will have no such limituse this if you have very many mails in your inboxand your internet or mail server speed makes full loads too slow to be practicalsome clients also load only newly-arrived emailsbut this setting is independent of that feature#fetchlimit emaximum number headers/emails to fetch on loads client-side scripting