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Mail from the outside world is received by Mercury and into the mailbox of the recipient, where the user can access it at a later date. Messages sent by local users to the outside world to Mercury, which are then all the steps to achieve them, passed on the elimination of the burden from the user's workstation and allowing him to continue with other work. The main advantages of using a mail server to handle your mail are: Centralization All mail services can be centrally managed and controlled Efficient use of resources If you create a dial-up connection, then only the mail server must be able to access this connection. Their jobs do not require a modem or Internet accounts. Continuous availability The mail server can continue processing mail, even if the client workstations off, so that functions that depend on a continuously available service, such as automatic responses and Auto Forwarding. Although closely integrated with Pegasus Mail, Mercury is a fully independent product and can provide mail services to other mail programs such as Eudora or Microsoft Outlook. Both versions of Mercury is very modular, so you install mixed support for a variety of Internet protocols as required. Mercury is extremely standards-compliant, and support for major Internet mail-related protocols. The Win32 version has special features for use in dial-up environments. Both versions are extremely feature rich, with particularly strong support for managed mailing lists. Like any server product, Mercury is to install a little more complex than a simple mail client, but only moderate experience with the Internet connection is required. Mercury is largely unremarkable and requires little ongoing maintenance. What's new in Mercury/32 Mail Transport System: Queue overhaul - The Mercury queuing mechanism (the part of the program for managing the queue of incoming and outgoing mail) has been completely revised. The new version is all up to 100 times faster when running through the queue that can have a really significant impact for sites that handle large amounts of mail. The visible face of the overhaul of the new queue indicators in the core module window - that the number of incoming and outgoing orders show in the queue at any time, and give you an overview of the status of the queue in real time. Memory management overhaul by far the largest, but least visible change in v4.5 is the handling of memory allocation internally, the new memory allocation architecture in v4.5 has to locate memory leaks both less likely and simple and easy to fix it: Earlier versions Mercury memory loss have questions on various levels, some of which were very difficult to detect. Public folder delivery Mercur ...
