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Host: The SMTP server through which the emails are to be sent. Can be a host
(mail.domain.com) or an IP address.
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Use authentication: Check if a username and password are needed to send
emails through the host.
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Start TLS: Enabled if authentication is checked. Sends emails through Transport
Layer Security (TLS), which is sometimes referred to as SSL.
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User: Enter the username used to connect to the SMTP server.
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Mandrillapp.com Group: Defines the SMTP settings if using the service of Mandrill. For
more information please see http://www.mandrill.com/ .
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Host: The SMTP server through which the emails are to be sent. Can be a host
(mail.domain.com) or an IP address.
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Use authentication: Check if a username and password are needed to send
emails through the host.
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Start TLS: Enabled if authentication is checked. Sends emails through Transport
Layer Security (TLS), which is sometimes referred to as SSL.
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Username: Enter the username used to connect to the SMTP server.
Emmet Preferences
Emmet is a framework that enables the lightning-fast creation of HTML code though the use of
a simple and effective shortcut language resembling CSS Selectors. To learn more about
Emmet itself, please see their website Emmet.io and the Emmet.io documentation.
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Expand abbreviations by Tab key: Check to enable the Expand Abbreviation
function.
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... in files with extension: Enter a comma-separated list of all file extensions in
which expand abbreviation will work.
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Upgrade web editors: [TBD]
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Extensions Path: Choose a folder where to put extensions to Emmet, which
includes custom snippets, preferences and syntax profiles. For more information
see Customization.
Emmet Abbreviation Preferences
Abbreviations are the heart of the Emmet toolkit: these special expressions are expandable and
transformed into structured code block, HTML for example. The abbreviation’s syntax looks like
CSS selectors with a few extensions specific to code generation.
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