Introduction
QuickEmail was written to send emails quickly and easily. It does require a little configuration if your email server provider requires authentication. You can also setup a default "From" address (recommended) and a default "To" address. There are no news readers, POP email retrievers, calendars, or other bulky applications to get in the way.
Software License
This application and its source code (if provided or obtained) is licensed under the GNU General Public License. Please read this if you plan on distributing this application. This application also uses JavaMail. Please refer to JavaMail homepage for information about this product and its licensing.
First starting QuickEmail
To run QuickEmail, simply double-click on the QuickEmail.jar file, or run from the command prompt: java -jar QuickEmail.jar. When QuickEmail first starts the main email form will display.
QuickEmail's main screen
Configuring QuickEmail
To configure QuickEmail, click the "Options..." button, which will bring up the "QuickEmail Options" dialog.
QuickEmail Options screen
Enter the host email server address (e.g. outgoing.mailserver.com). If the host requires authentication to send email (refer to the host site's support or FAQ), check "Authentication Required" and enter the username and password.
Additionally, you may enter a default "To" email address and default "From" address. Values entered here will defaulted into the main screen's "To" and "From" fields.
Click "Apply" to save the changes (you will be receive a pop-up indicating the save was successful), and "Close" to return to the main screen.
Send an email
Enter a "From" and "To" email address (if not set or different than the default), enter a subject, and write your email text in the large edit box. When complete, click "Send" to send the email. If successful, you will receive a pop-up indicating the email was sent without errors.