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You should then specify a recipient for the mail by using the RCPT command:

What these do: They combine the protective features of a hard shell case with a rechargeable external battery pack. Manufacturers such as Mophie and Case-Mate are busy working on iPhone 4 versions of these cases, hopefully by the time you read this book, they are available. Pros: Protect your iPhone; receive a tremendous boost in your battery life some boast 50% or more battery life. Cons: Adds weight and bulk to the phone.

After you transmit the sender and recipient information, it s time to actually send the body of the message by using the DATA command:

DATA 354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself Hello, My mail client is not working so I had to send this message manually can you help Thanks. . 250 KAA11543 Message accepted for delivery

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After the message has been accepted for delivery, you can then terminate the session by using the QUIT command:

What these do: Provide waterproof protection for your iPhone and allow you to safely use the iPhone near water (in the rain, at the pool, at the beach, on the boat, etc.) TIP: If you like to row or paddle, then you will want a waterproof case. Check out the SpeedCoach Mobile app. You can buy this app for about $65 from the App Store.

Mail headers are useful in understanding how mail is transferred. For example, if a message is sent from a mail client on the local server to another user on the local server, the headers are easy to interpret:

From pwatters@companyA.com Fri Feb 18 13:31 EST 2000 Received: (from pwatters@localhost) by mail.companyA.com (8.9.1a/8.9.1) id NAA17837 for pwatters; Fri, 18 Feb 2000 13:31:34 +1100 (EST) Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 13:31:34 +1100 (EST)

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Pros: Provide good water protection Cons: May make the touch screen harder to use, usually do not protect from drops or bumps

Part VI:

From: WATTERS Paul Andrew <pwatters@companyA.com> Message-Id: <200002180231.NAA17837@mail.companyA.com> To: pwatters@companyA.com Subject: Testing Local Delivery Content-Type: text Content-Length: 5 This is a test of local delivery.

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These headers can be interpreted thus: the local user pwatters@localhost sent the remote user pwatters@companyA.com a five-line message, encoded as text, on the subject of Testing Local Delivery. The message was serviced by the sendmail MTA version 8.12.10, and had an ID of 200002180231.NAA17837@mail.CompanyA.com. If mail is forwarded from another host, then the headers become more complicated, but follow the same general principles.

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