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  1. This release of PHPMailer (v5.0.0) sets a new milestone in the development
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  2. cycle of PHPMailer. First, class.phpmailer.php has a small footprint (65.7 Kb),
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  3. while class.smtp.php is even smaller than before (at only 25.0 Kb).<br />
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  5. We have maintained all functionality and added Exception handling unique to
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  6. PHP 5/6.<br />
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  8. There is only one function that has been removed: that is getFile(). The reason
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  9. for this is that getFile() became a wrapper for the PHP function 'file_get_contents()'
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  10. and nothing more. Rather than burden the class with a function already available
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  11. in PHP, we decided to remove it.<br />
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  13. Our new Exception handling provides your own scripts far more power than ever.<br />
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  15. We have also enhanced the "packaging" of PHPMailer with an entirely new set of 
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  16. examples. Included are both basic and advanced examples showing how you can take
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  17. advantage of PHP Exception handling to improve your own scripts.<br />
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  19. A few things to note about PHPMailer:
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  20. <ul>
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  21.   <li>the use of $mail-&gt;AltBody is completely optional. If not used, PHPMailer
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  22.   will use the HTML text with htmlentities().<br />
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  23.   We also highly recommend using HTML2Text authored by Jon Abernathy. The class description
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  24.   and download can be viewed at: http://www.chuggnutt.com/html2text.php.
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  25.   </li>
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  26.   <li>there is no specific code to define image or attachment types ... that is handled
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  27.   automatically by PHPMailer when it parses the images</li>
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  28. </ul>
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  29. A note to users that want to use SMTP with PHPMailer. The most common problems are:
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  30. <ul>
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  31.   <li>wrong port ... most ISP (Internet Service Providers) will not allow relaying through
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  32.     their servers. If that's the case with your ISP, try using port 26.
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  33.   </li>
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  34.   <li>wrong authentication information (username and/or password) ... don't forget that
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  35.     many servers require the account name to be in the format of the full email address.
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  36.   </li>
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  37.   <li>... if these tips do not get your SMTP settings working, we have a debug mode
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  38.     for helping you determine the problem. Insert this after $mail->IsSMTP();<br />
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  39.     $mail->SMTPDebug  = 2;  // enables SMTP debug information (for testing)<br />
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  40.     note that a setting of 2 will display all errors and messages generated by the SMTP
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  41.     server<br />
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  42.   </li>
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  43. </ul>
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  44. Our examples all use an HTML file in the /examples folder. To see what the email SHOULD
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  45. look like in your HTML compatible email viewer: <a href="contents.html">click here</a><br>
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  47. From the PHPMailer team:<br />
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  48. Author: Andy Prevost (codeworxtech) codeworxtech@users.sourceforge.net (and Project Administrator)<br />
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  49. Author: Marcus Bointon (coolbru) coolbru@users.sourceforge.net<br />
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