Run Mailsmith as a service?

I am running a Snow Leopard Server and was hoping to run my Mailsmith client as a service, so that it ran all the time regardless of who was logged in, if anybody, so I can process my mail at anytime. Currently I have to have a user logged in all the time to have it running. I use Mailsmith because it is the only product I know of that let's you download emails and strip the attachments off to a folder on the server. I use it in conjunction with a faxing service, so all my faxes get stored in a folder (as pdf's) and then I have a perl script that splits apart my multipage pdf's into single page items that can be stored as individual work orders and dumped into a database for storage and retrieval. Any help getting this to work would be greatly appreciated.

You can't just arbitrarily turn a GUI app into a faceless background application. Background applications need to follow specific rules with regards to how they're launched and how they run.
If it were possible at all, it would be a question for the Mailsmith authors.
About the closest I think you'll get is to enable fast-user switching and have the Mailsmith user log in and launch Mailsmith, then switch to some other user account, leaving Mailsmith open in the background. It's not quite what you asked for, but it might be enough to achieve your goal.

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