NT Mail Server

All the points on this page are important - we suggest you glance through it once before looking at any other details. If you have problems accessing these pages there are other copies available on other WWW sites: This site (www.net-shopper.co.uk) will always contain the latest information about NTMAIL along with the documentation sets for old releases.

1. Overview

NTMAIL is the name given to a set of programs and services written top provide SMTP and POP services for Microsoft's Windows NT (Server and Workstation versions). They may be used in the following typical situations: The software development is user-driven - commands and requests from customers drive the development of new features and capabilities of NTMAIL. We provide a
list of new features we are looking to add - if you need something provided, please let us know.

All documentation will be provided in the form of World Wide Web pages. This will allow us to clarify any confusing points and keep the documentation up to date. If you would like your own local copy, a ZIPped archive of the HTML files is available.

2. How to read these documents

The full set of documentation for NTMAIL is about 100K in size. It is recommended that you read this page first, followed by the Program Description, Installation Page and the Reference Page. Please read through the page first, then use the links that have been provided. At the end of this page you will find a list of all the documents in this set.

3. Features

NTMAIL is a very feature-rich set of utilities. Therefore only the most important will be highlighted here.

50+ User Version Additional Features

List server

4. System Requirements

The minimum requirements for NTMAIL is: A discussion of system requirements can be found on the
FAQ page.

5. Release Policy

The latest version of NTMAIL will always be available here along with the older versions. The executable ZIP file (NTMAILxx.ZIP) and documentation ZIP file (MAILHTML.ZIP) will be distributed to other sites. Currently: When a new release is made it will be announced on the
NTMAIL-UPDATE mail list and about a week later on NTMAIL-USERS.

Once you have a copy of the code you will need to obtain a key. Typing "smtp -s" will tell you the current installed state of your server. To get the latest trial key you will need to go to the Trial Key page. Each month a new trial key will be posted. You have the option of returning each month for a new key or purchasing a time-unlimited key.

If you have any problems with this software please check our frequently asked questions page. This page gives you important details about what to send us if you still need help solve any difficulty you may be having. If this does not help, please direct your comments to the author, Brian Dorricott, at "ntmail-support@net-shopper.co.uk", or at Internet Shopper Ltd, PO Box 6064, London, SW12 9XG, UK. Please grant us the opportunity of defending the program's design and functionality before decrying its use in any forum, public or private. The success of the software depends on your encouragement and support.

6. The Programs

The following versions of NT MAIL are now available: Each of these contains a the full set of code you need to operate NTMAIL. In addition you may want a complete copy of the documentation which is called MAILHTML.ZIP.

7. Documentation

This is a brief overview of all the other documentation about NTMAIL.

Copyright of PULLMAIL

"PULLMAIL was originally written by Mark Woollard of 7th Wave Software Ltd. to interface NTMAIL with Frontier Internet Services Ltds email forwarding system. Mark has now produced a general purpose version suitable for use with any POP based internet service provider.

For further information and support for PULLMAIL please email pullmail@swsoft.co.uk. For details of Frontier Internet Services Ltd. email info@ftech.net or take a look at http://www.ftech.net"


webmaster@net-shopper.co.uk (12th May 1995)