Outgoing mail server- Using Coldfusion developer edition server

Can anyone tell me how I can find the outgoing mail server on
my computer?
I am using the training from the source book, and I attempted
to find it in Outlook Express, but it is not saved in there,
because I never use that program.
How else can I find the outgoing mail server for sending SMTP
mail messages using the Coldfusion developer edition?
Thanks,
Aarati

On a standard windows machine running IIS then the IP address
127.0.0.1 will
access the default smtp client.
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> Can anyone tell me how I can find the outgoing mail
server on my computer?
>
> I am using the training from the source book, and I
attempted to find it
> in
> Outlook Express, but it is not saved in there, because I
never use that
> program.
>
> How else can I find the outgoing mail server for sending
SMTP mail
> messages
> using the Coldfusion developer edition?
>
> Thanks,
> Aarati
>
>

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nakoma,
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Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
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