Description:
ActUponMail responds to emails you send to your inbox. Forgot to bring a file with you to the
office? Retrieve any file from your computer at home by just sending an email to your inbox.
ActUponMail finds the message, analyzes it and returns an email with the file you wanted
attached to it.


Functionality:
ActUponMail can do the following for you:
- help you retrieve a file you forgot from the PC it runs on
- start a program on your computer at home
- send a tree from any directory on your computer


Safety:
ActUponMail runs on an interval that you can set anywhere from 1 to 60 minutes. Only emails
that follow certain conditions are responded to. To be more safe, you can set a list of email
address that ActUponMail is allowed to respond to. This way, only you have access to your
files/computer. All activity is logged in the 'System messages' part of ActUponMail.


Settings for ActUponMail:
SMTP Server 	This is the server you use for sending email. If you don't know what to use, 
                you can find this in the option from you email client (Outlook, Thunderbird, 
                etc) or at your ISP's website
POP3 Server 	This is the server where you retrieve your email from. Again, see your email
                client or ISP website for more information
POP3 User 	Username that you use to log in into your POP3 server
POP3 Password 	Password that you use to log in into your POP3 server
Delete mail 	Default this option is enabled. After ActUponMail has handled an email, it
                deletes it from the POP3 server. If you disable this setting, ActUponMail will
                handle a received email every few minutes
Check every 	With this option you can set at which interval (1-60 minutes) ActUponMail should
                check for new email
Email addresses	In this field you can enter one or more email addresses (seperated by a comma) to which
allowed  	ActUponMail is allowed to respond to



How to use ActUponMail:
ActUponMail is easy to use. You can send 'commands' to ActUponMail by sending an email to the email that you setup in the program. Commands that are recognized by ActUponMail are predefined. Below is a list of the commands and a description of what they make ActUponMail do. You put the comment in the subject line of the email. Some comments accept parameters, a command and parameter(s) are seperated by a '|' character.

help or help|		By sending and email with subject 'help' or 'help|', ActUponMail returns an email to the address it
 			came from with help about how to use this software
interval|<minutes> 	remotely change the interval ActUponMail checks arrival of new email (1-60 minutes), ie. 
			interval|10
run|<file>[|<parameter] starts a program with optianal parameter, ie. run|notepad or run|notepad.exe|c:\temp\file.txt
get|<file> 		returns an email with <file> attached to it, ie. get|c:\autoexec.bat
tree|<directory> 	returns an email with directory tree of <directory>, ie. tree|C:\My Documents
snapshot|[hide]		returns an email with a snapshot of the screen where ActUponMail is running on. With the optional
			parameter 'hide', ActUponMail will hide itself, create a snapshot and unhide itself.



ActUponMail is downloadable from http://www.actuponmail.com

License:
ActUponMail is freeware, you can distribute this version as much as you want and use it on as
many computers as you want. However, every 30 minutes it will show a clickable PayPal donation
button. By sending a donation you help me pay for my ISP- and Hosting bills and keep me 
motivated to continue with projects like ActUponMail. People who send a donation will receive
a version without the donation button showing up.