Can't find SBO Mailer!

I can't find the SBO Mailer on the Service Manager or its folder on the file system!
Is there any specific installation procedure?
Tkx

Vitor,
The SBO Mailer is part of the SBO Service Manager and is installed when you install the SAP Business One Server Tools. You need to choose a "custom" install and the actually choose to install the SBO Mailer.
Hope this helps,
Eddy

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