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Release Name: e0.9.2

Notes:
email() - mail() clone with built-in MTA; v e0.9.2 (07.02.06)

Copyright (C) 2005, 2006 Jason Jacques

This program is licensed under the MIT License and comes WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY;
without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

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Thank you for downloading email(). I hope you find this program useful.

For information regarding email() please see the webpage located at
http://poss.sourceforge.net/email/index.php?type=Documentation&page=email or
email.htm which is included in this .zip file.

Included in this package are:

email.php	The actual executable PHP file.
email.htm	PHP-style function referance for email()
LICENSE		MIT License
README		This README file
CHANGES		ChangeLog listing changes by version
TODO		Lists things still to be completed


To use email() you must have the follow line in your script:

require_once("email.php");

Where email.php points to the location of the email.php script. For more
information see the documentation.


                                                 Jason Jacques, 7 February 2006
                                                jtjacques@users.sourceforge.net
                                                [Email for Postal Mail Address]

Changes: CHANGES since 0.9.1 + Fixed errors in 0.9 - 0.9.1 change log + Changed email address in email.php to jtjacques@users.sourceforge.net + Fixed fixed table error in documentation markup CHANGES since 0.9 * Changed to MIT License + Fixed default DNS. email will work out-of-the-box again. + Fixed faulty address parsing due to false assumption of space before "<" in address as specified in RFC 822 + Removed requirement for str_pad() function. email() works with PHP 4.0 or above again. + Added header cleaning to prevent accidential display of headers in message. + Added chunk_split() as an alternitive to wordwrap() for PHP <= 4.0.2 installations to prevent breach of RFC 821 message line length limmitaions. + Fixed time-out due to no responding DNS server. Tries to send to default domain instead. + Added X-Mailer: header + Added missing (but required under RFC822) Date: header + Cleaned up documentation. CHANGES since 0.4 * Complete re-write of v0.4 * Added verbose function + Improved multiple address parsing + Fixed [potential] mxlookup bug + Stopped time outs with bad addresses + Changed support function names - Prefixed with: esf_ + Scrapped idea of caching DNS responses