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To send mail using SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), you will need to follow these steps:
- Choose an email client or scripting language that supports SMTP. Some common options include Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, Gmail SMTP server, and Python's smtplib library.
- Set up your email client or script to use an SMTP server. This typically involves entering the SMTP server address, port number, and authentication details (username and password).
- Compose your email message with the desired recipient, subject, and body content.
- Use the appropriate function or method in your email client or script to send the email through the SMTP server.
- Ensure that your SMTP server allows for sending emails. Some SMTP servers have restrictions on sending emails to prevent spam.
- Test the email sending functionality by sending a test email to yourself or a known recipient.
Keep in mind that some email service providers may require additional authentication steps, such as enabling "less secure apps" or two-factor authentication, to send emails through their SMTP servers. Check the provider's documentation for specific instructions on setting up SMTP mail sending.