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Fixed missing links in README.md #126

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Where

* `transport` is a transport object created from the `nodemailer.createTransport` method
* **mailOptions** defines the e-mail (set its subject, body text, receivers etc.), see **E-mail Message Fields** for details
* **callback** is the callback function that will be run after the e-mail is sent or the sending failed (see **Return callback** for details)
* **mailOptions** defines the e-mail (set its subject, body text, receivers etc.), see [E-mail Message Fields](#e-mail-message-fields) for details
* **callback** is the callback function that will be run after the e-mail is sent or the sending failed (see [Return callback](#return-callback) for details)

## Setting up a transport method

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Possible SMTP options are the following:

* **service** - an optional well known service identifier ("Gmail", "Hotmail" etc., see **Well known Services** for a list of supported services) to auto-configure host, port and secure connection settings
* **service** - an optional well known service identifier ("Gmail", "Hotmail" etc., see [Well known Services](#well-known-services-for-smtp) for a list of supported services) to auto-configure host, port and secure connection settings
* **host** - hostname of the SMTP server (defaults to "localhost", not needed with `service`)
* **port** - port of the SMTP server (defaults to 25, not needed with `service`)
* **secureConnection** - use SSL (default is `false`, not needed with `service`). If you're using port 587 then keep `secureConnection` false, since the connection is started in insecure plain text mode and only later upgraded with STARTTLS
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transport.sendMail(mailOptions);
```

See examples/example_dkim.js for a complete example.
See [examples/example_dkim.js](https://github.com/andris9/Nodemailer/blob/master/examples/example_dkim.js) for a complete example.

**NB!** Be careful when using services like Gmail, SES etc. through SMTP
(SES API is handled by Nodemailer automatically) - these tend to modify some
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