Prepare
Your System |
For
Windows NT™ 
Please enable the user
right option "Log on as a service"
in User Manager. To this end, first, execute the program
"User Manager", and select
"Policies|User Rights" as the
following figure.

Please check the option
"Show Advanced User Rights",
then you will be able to find the option "Log
on as a service" as the following
figure.You must add users or groups allowed to receive
messages in "Grant To" field below. You can
also set it to "Everyone"
as what you have seen in the above picture if you think
it is quite cumbersome. After reboot, your modifications
will take effect.
MsgCore/NT is not the only one program which
asks you to modify attributes in "Log on as
service", if another NT service installed
on the same computer asks you to modify "Log
on as service", please take everything into
consider.
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Install
the Software |
Only users
with administrator privilege can install this program. If
not, problems could arise. The default configuration
of MsgCore is single host listen on all availiable IPs of
the computer. At the final step of setup, the following
dialog box asks for settings required for single host
configuration. If
you don't want to setup your mail server at this time, or
you want to create multiple virtual domains, or you wish
to keep old settings, please select the check box and the
fields below will be disabled.
The field "Data
Files Directory" should be the complete path to
store all data files of the default host. The default
value of the field "Domain Name" is
the same as the name you entered in Control
Panel|Network, please modify the value of these
field for your needs.

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