Shortened the example code, and noted that the default in testMode is…

… to not send email.

docs/0500-Around/0130-Logging-Email.md

@@ -3,33 +3,39 @@ Logging email rather than sending
 
 Problem
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-You don't want email sent when developing your Lift application locally. 
+You don't want email sent when developing your Lift application locally, but you do want to see what would have been sent. 
 
 
 Solution
 --------
 
-The solution is to use `Mailer.devModeSend` and here is an example: 
-
-Declare an function and set a default hanlder in `Boot.scala`:
+The solution is to use `Mailer.devModeSend` and here is an example for `Boot.scala`: 
 
 ```scala
-  def email {
-    def toString(m: Any) = m match {
-      case mm: MimeMultipart => mm.getBodyPart(0).getContent
-      case otherwise => otherwise.toString
-    }
-
-    Mailer.devModeSend.default.set((m: MimeMessage) => 
-    log.info("Would have sent the following mail\n%s".format(toString(m.getContent()))))
-  }
+import net.liftweb.util.Mailer._
+import javax.mail.internet.{MimeMessage,MimeMultipart}
+
+def stringify(m: Any) = m match {
+  case mm: MimeMultipart => mm.getBodyPart(0).getContent
+  case otherwise => otherwise.toString
+}
+
+Mailer.devModeSend.default.set( (m: MimeMessage) => 
+  logger.info("Would have sent "+stringify(m.getContent))
+)
 ```
 
+This example is changing the behaviour of `Mailer` when your Lift application is in developer mode (which it is by default).  We are logging a message only, and using a utility function to get the contents of the first body part of the message.  The key part is setting a `MimeMessage => Unit` function on `Mailer.devModeSend`.
 
 Discussion
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-When developing an application it is inconvient to have  to worry about setting up an SMTP server or inadverntly sending test messages to users.
-It may however be useful to know what would have been sent.
-You can control how and if mail is sent using the `*ModeSend` functions available for the different Lift RunModes (dev,staging, production, profile and test).
+When developing an application it is inconvenient to have  to worry about setting up an SMTP server or inadvertently sending test messages to users.
+The above is a useful way to know what would have been sent.
+
+You can control how and if mail is sent using the `*ModeSend` functions available for the different Lift RunModes (dev, staging, production, profile, pilot and test). The default is to send email, except for `testModeSend`, which only logs the send. 
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