CENTURION -*- InfoMail/86 1.21 -*- 'READ ME' TEXT FILE -*- 1. Quick Start Setup If you're a first time user, simply run INFOMAIL CONFIG, followed by INFOMAIL LIST. Put INFOMAIL SCAN into your regular mail maintenance batch file, or run it after polling your boss if you're a point. Note: When running INFOMAIL CONFIG, ensure a full pathname to your desired log file is present. If this short intro isn't enough for you, take a look at the file USER.DOC which contains more detailed instructions in the form of a tutorial. 2. Upgrading from InfoMail 1.00, 1.10 or 1.11. Simply copy your INFOMAIL.DAT and INFOMAIL.CFG files from your InfoMail 1.00/1.10/1.11 directory and run INFOMAIL UPGRADE. Use INFOMAIL CONFIG and INFOMAIL LIST to check the details, as described in the Quick Start Setup section (1). Also, run INFOMAIL SCAN as described in the same section. 3. Upgrading from InfoMail 1.20. No upgrade process is required to upgrade from InfoMail/386 1.20 to InfoMail/86 1.21. Just unarchive the new files into place over the top of the old ones. Note that the main manual is unchanged, it is the manual for InfoMail/386 1.20. 4. Essential Directory Contents The following files should be present in your InfoMail directory when you first unarchive the software: INFOMAIL.EXE The executable CONTENTS.DOC Contents of all the .DOC files USER.DOC The user guide REF.DOC The reference guide DEV.DOC The developers' guide INDEX.DOC Index off all the .DOC files FILE_ID.DIZ Archive description README.TXT This file CHANGES.120 Changes from 1.11 to 1.20 CHANGES.121 Changes since 1.20 DOCUMENT.SAM Sample document text file HEADER.SAM Sample header file FOOTER.SAM Sample footer file DOCLIST.SAM Sample document list template FILEERR.SAM Sample 'file error' template INACTIVE.SAM Sample 'inactive' error template ACCEPT.SAM Sample 'update accepted' template REJECT.SAM Sample 'rejected' template RESULTS.SAM Sample search results template Refer to the user guide or the directory contents section of the reference guide for more details of the use of these files. 5. Software Status This software is completely free. Use it as and when you like, for as long as you like, without paying the author anything at all. The author would appreciate a netmail from you though, saying what you think of the software, including suggestios for improvement, or saying what you are using InfoMail for. The author accepts no liability for damages or inconvenience resulting from use of InfoMail. See the user guide for more details. 6. Support The INFOMAIL echo has been set up by the author. It is available in the UK, various parts of Europe and North America, and India. Attempts at full worldwide distribution are constantly being made. If you cannot find a local feed for the echo, enquire at the author's system. The author will be willing to act as a feed for anyone who really wants the echo. Every month a short news bulletin is posted into the INFOMAIL echo. Users who do not have a feed for the echo can request the document from InfoMail itself; send a netmail to INFOMAIL at 2:2502/666 with the subject line INFOMAIL.POST. 7. Final Instruction Enjoy InfoMail!