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NOTE Almost all outgoing servers will be Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) servers. SMTP is what makes e-mail work by moving your message from SMTP server to SMTP server until your message reaches its destination. Unfortunately, as the name implies, it is very simple and very old. It was written for a day long ago when the Internet, and e-mail, was used mainly by educational, government, and research institutions. Spam wasn t a problem. Today, most SMTP servers have evolved to provide some checks in an attempt to limit spam, but the fundamental design of SMTP is to accept and route all e-mail as quickly and effortlessly as possible. As such, spam gets through. This presents some issues for nonspammers (well spammers too, but we don t care about issues they have). Certain public Internet connections routinely block SMTP traffic, so if you find yourself attempting to send an e-mail from a public place or even from work or a hotel room, you may find it doesn t work. In some cases, there is a special SMTP server you can gain access to (Mail will present you with the opportunity to change or add an SMTP server when it fails to connect to the default SMTP server tied with a particular account); other times, it s just not going to work. About the only real solution I ve found in some of these situations is to send my message through a web mail interface.

Just like when you configure your incoming account, when you enter new outgoing account information, Mail will attempt to contact the server to acquire additional information about the server and to verify the connection when you click the Continue button. If Mail can t connect to the server, you will get a warning asking whether you d like to continue. After you click Continue, you may or may not get the Security Options screen to set up a secure connection for outgoing mail. Unlike incoming mail, a secure connection is recommended only if your SMTP server requires authentication. You really want to keep your authentication encrypted. As for your message, it s going to eventually be passed around from SMTP server to SMTP server with no encryption anyway.

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NOTE If you want to encrypt a mail message, a number of utilities can allow this, each with its own pros and cons. One of the most popular is Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) encryption. This is a public key encryption system that is widely distributed. In this system, each user has a private key and a public key. Any information encrypted using the public key can be decrypted using only the private key. Commercial versions (www.pgp.com) and open source variations based on OpenPGP are available.

The dictionary array contains two kinds of objects. The F: prefix stands for fruit and the T: prefix stands for thing. We have defined a way to group fruit with fruit and thing with thing. To create a custom comparer we have to define a new class that implements the IEqualityComparer<T> interface. The contract subordinated by this interface forces us to implement two methods: Equals and GetHashCode. For Equals we have to insert the custom logic for our comparer. GetHashCode has to return the hash code for the same string checked in the Equals method. In Listing 1-22 we have a simple way to check the category of the strings. By analyzing their first two characters we know that F: stands for fruit and T: stands for thing. We simply have to check that both strings provided to the Equals method contain the same substring. Figure 1-14 shows the output for Listing 1-22.

Upon completion of entering your outgoing mail information, you will be presented with a summary of your new account information (Figure 11-5). If everything is correct, hit the Create button to create your new account.

MCMS Template Explorer provides access to the template hierarchy. For convenience, you may dock it next to the Visual Studio .NET Solution Explorer.

As you can see, at the top of the window Nano identifies the open file, and at the bottom it provides a list of common actions. The action list at the bottom will change based on circumstance for example, when you go to save a file (using ^o), you will be prompted for the file name you wish to save our file as. The action list will also provide some other saving options (creating a backup, appending this file to another, etc.). With the short help file included with Nano, plus the adaptive action list shown, I m going to forgo the table of commands since it would largely be redundant.

File permissions are a central concept found in traditional UNIX systems. They allow one user to share files with everyone else on the system while still maintaining control of those files. The easiest way to view these permissions and attributes is with the ls -l command. For example, one line from an ls -l command may look like this:

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