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2 For each type of email select the corresponding options (not all options
are available for all email types):
Display Send Options if selected for a particular email the
Send
Options Dialog Box
(page 427) is displayed before the email is sent. If
in the Send Options dialog box you select the "...do not show send
options" then you can only turn that dialog back on by re-visiting
this tab and selecting the Display Send Options checkbox.
Display Language Options if selected for a particular email,
the language options that are seen in this tab (Language Preference
and Encoding) are displayed before the email is sent.
Notify Administrator if selected an email is sent to the
administrators associated with the project, stating that a welcome
email was sent to the users who were added to the project. If, as an
administrator, you do not want to receive these confirmation emails,
then do not select this option.
Notify Member if selected an email is sent to the member
confirming that a project or group membership change has occurred.
3 Select the language and encoding that should be applied to welcome
and reset password emails:
Language Preferences use this option to select which language
you want all welcome emails and reset password notification emails
to be sent in. You can change the language for each email if you
selected the option above, "Display Language Options". Then, each
time you send a welcome email you will have the chance to change
the language that the email is sent in. If you cleared this option, then
the welcome emails are automatically sent in the language that is
specified in this Preferences dialog box.
Encoding use this option to select the encoding format that is
applied to all welcome emails and reset password notification emails.
You can choose between Unicode or Native Encoding (MBCS).
NOTE Unicode enables text to be displayed correctly regardless of the
language the text was written in. However if the recipients email client
does not support UTF-8 encoding then the text is not displayed correctly.
By default, the email is sent in Native Encoding which means that the
subject and body can only be in one character set (that is, you can not
mix Japanese content with Korean content). If you send the welcome
email in Unicode, the subject and body can have mixed content (that
is, you can mix Japanese content with Korean content, Chinese content,
German content, etc.).
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