Contents
WINDOWS MAIL MANAGER 1.3

Copyright (c) 1994-95 Jakob Gubensek    All rights reserved.

This program is shareware! Information about registration.

What is WMM?

Survival Guide

How Do I...

Topics

Help on This Help File

Using Keyboard

Selecting Messages

Writing a Reply

Viewing Files that Come with QWK Packet

Cleaning the Base

Solving Problems

Messages You Can Get from WMM

Files Created by WMM

What Will WMM Do to My Hard Disk?

How to Translate WMM to Your Language

What is ...

killed message?

twit list?

tagline?

library?

group?

address list?

Menus       (followed by list of windows)

File | Open QWK...

File | Welcome

File | News

File | New Files

File | Goodbye

File | Buletins

File | Remarks

File | Exit

Base | Find...

Base | Find Next

Base | Library...

Base | Mark...

Base | Kill Duplicates

Base | Clean up

Base | Rename...

Base | Delete

Base | Info...

Conference | Mark from This As

Conference | Mark All As

Conference | Mark up to This As

Conference | Add / Drop...

Conference | Kill Duplicates

Conference | Clean up

Message | Add to Twit

Message | Remove from Twit

Message | Add to Address List

Message | Add to Library...

Message | Output Message...

Message | Copy Selection

Message | Steal Tagline...

Message | Use ANSI Viewer

Message | Replicate...

Message | Forward...

Options | General...

Options | BBS Specific...

Options | Replies...

Options | Groups...

Options | Conversion...

Options | Taglines...

Options | Colors...

Options | Auto Arrange Icons

Window | Arrange Icons

Window (window list)

Help | Contents

Help | About...

Register!

Windows

About

Add to library

Aditional Replies Options

Base Info

Base List

BBS Specific Options

Colors Options

Conference Selection

Conversion Options

Find

General Options

Groups Options

Library

Main

Mark Messages in Base

Message

Message Index

Message Infromation

Open QWK

Output Message

Rename Message Base

Replies Options

Steal Tagline

Tagline Options

Text


Registration Info
WINDOWS MAIL MANAGER 1.3

Copyright (c) 1994-95 Jakob Gubensek    All rights reserved.

This program is SHAREWARE. You may freely copy and distribute it, such as it is. You are not allowed to change it in any way. The author of this program is NOT responsible for any damage, anyhow caused by this program. You may use it for 45 days (only the days when the program runs count), then you must either stop using it either register it. To register print and fill in the registration form, and mail it together with 25 USD (in US dollars only!) in cash or cheque to address, written below. There will probably be no new versions of this program!

Ta program je SHAREWARE. Lahko ga prosto razmnozujete in razsirjate, taksnega kot je. Nikakor ga ne smete spremeniti. Avtor tega programa NI odgovoren za kakrsnokoli skodo, ki bi jo povzrocil ta program. Lahko ga uporabljate 45 dni (stejejo le dnevi, ko je program pognan), potem pa morate ali prenehati z uporabo ali registrirati program. Za registracijo natisnite in izpolnite obrazec, in ga skupaj z 25 USD (ali protivrednostjo v SIT po prodajnem menjalniskem tecaju) v obliki gotovine ali ceka posljite na spodnji naslov. Najverjetneje ne bo novih verzij tega programa!

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What is WMM?

Windows Mail Manager is a shareware program. Click here for more information about registration.

WMM is QWK off-line reader with message base. Off-line reader means it enables you to read your mail (from BBS) without being on phone, connected to your BBS. You just download a mail (.QWK) packet from BBS and read it at home, using WMM. WMM handles your mail. You can read messages in QWK packets or add them to your message base, so you can (re)read them later. You can write replies or enter new messages. You can store certain messages in a library, where you can add keywords to them, for further searching.

For each BBS you can create one message base, with certain options to specify in Options | BBS Specific menu. If messages are in base, WMM remembers whether you have read them or not. You can also search for pieces of text in messages.

To use WMM, you must first specify General options in Options | General menu and Replies options in Options | Replies menu.

WMM can be ran with some command line parameters. See the end of Survival Guide topic for more information.

If you do not know how to use any of WMM's features, try How do I... topic of help or use help's search command.


Help on This Help File

In this help file:

 - File | Exit   means Exit command in File menu (there is only one menu line in WMM and it is placed in the Main Window.)

 - Text in italics   is the text you will find written in WMM's windows and dialogs

 - Base List window   refers to the window that has "Base List" written in it's title (the topmost line of the window, as "Windows Mail Manager Help" right now)

 - CTRL-X   means you should hold down CTRL key and press X

 - B   means you should press B key (letter B); it can be lowercase, so you do not have to use Shift key

 - F1   means press F1 function key

 - ENTER and ESC   refer to Enter (carriage return) and escape (Esc) keys on your keyboard


Survival Guide

This is what to do the first time, you run WMM. Later down is what to do any time you run WMM.

First set the options (Options | General and Options | Replies menu commands)! When Options Windows are opened, press F1 key for details on options (you will need some explanation).

Then I suggest you do the following (it is not absolutely necessary, but it might prevent computer from hanging):

  1. quit WMM (File | Exit or ALT-F4 or CTRL-X) in order to save options in case something goes wrong.

  2. from Main group in Program Manager, run PIF Editor and do the following:

  3. under Program Filename, write the (de)compression program (the one you set in Options | General menu) filename, with full path if necessary (let's say c:\util\arj.exe)

  4. do NOT write anything under Start-up Directory, it must be empty!

  5. under Display Usage select Windowed

  6. leave the Close Window on Exit check box checked

  7. use File | Save menu command, and save the file

  8. if the compression and the decompression program are different (let's say PKZIP and PKUNZIP), repeats steps 3 to 7 for the other one

  9. close PIF Editor

10. run WMM again

If you can't find Base List window then press B to call it up (if it does not work, select Base List from Window menu).

Select a QWK packet, and answer yes to the question, whether to make a message base or not.

If any error occur refer to "Messages you can get from WMM" section of help, and try to fix the problem.

Now you can select messages to read, you can reply to messages and do all the stuff you need this program for.

To quit WMM press CTRL-X or select File | Exit menu command or press ALT-F4 or double-click the little box on the left side of Windows Mail Manager title bar.

And what to do any time you run WMM?

If you want to read messages in QWK packet select QWK packet from Base List Window and answer no to the question.

If you want to create new message base select QWK packet from Base List Window and answer yes to the question.

If you want to open message base select WMM base from Base List Window and if the question appears, answer yes if you want to add new QWK packets now (after adding to base, they will be deleted).

You can also run WMM with file name as a parameter (WMM new.qwk). WMM will then open that file (it must be a QWK packet or a WMM message base). If that file has no extension, .WMM is assumed. You can also use /y switch; in that case WMM will add new QWK packets to message base without asking.

See also: Selecting Messages


What Will WMM Do to My Hard Disk?

I suppose you have already installed WMM (using SETUP.EXE). This means:

  - program files were copied to directory you specified (and from which you are running WMM now)

  - VBRUN200.DLL was copied to your Windows directory (if there was not one already there)

Anything else WMM will write to disk, will be written to subdirectories of directory containing WMM, except compressed replies, which will be in directory you set in REP directory in Options | General menu, and messages you save to a file.

WMM will create NEWMAIL and REPLY (and some other) subdirectories, therefore you can not make or use directories with such names.

If you ever decide for uninstalling WMM, you just delete directory containing WMM and all subdirectories. If you are sure, no other program on your computer uses VBRUN200.DLL, you can delete it from windows directory, otherwise better leave it there. For deleting only specific message base, you can use Base | Delete command (after opening the base).


Selecting Messages

To select conference:

  - Click with left mouse button over desired conference in Conference list in Message Index window.

  - Type the name (or part of it) or number of the conference in Find text box on Message Index window.

  - Press F4 or push [image] button on Message window to go to next conference with unread (in message base, any in QWK packet) messages.

To select message:

  - Click with left mouse button over one of displayed messages in Messages list in Message Index window.

  - Use [image] or [image] button on Message window or left/right arrow key to select previous or next message (this will change the conference if necessary).

  - Press + / -, F7/F8 or use [image] or [image] buttons in Message window to select following or preceding message in selected conference with the same subject field.

  - Press F2 or push [image] button on Message window to select next message, you have not read yet (only for message base).

  - Press F9 or push [image] button on Message window to select next message in conference, addressed to all.


Writing a Reply

Select message you want to write reply to. Press [image] button on Message window or F7 key. If you want to enter a new message, press [image] button of F8 key. Message information window will appear, where you can change default settings for reply. When you push OK button, editor will show up, and you will be able to write reply. When you have finished, save file and exit editor. In a few moments WMM will detect, that you have closed editor, and it will save the message.

You can edit a reply if you press [image] button or F7 key, when the reply is displayed. If the reply is a part of a larger (splitted) message, the whole message will be put together.

NOTE: Each line in message can be only 72 characters long. Longer lines will be automatically split. Each message can be only 99 lines long (including taglines etc.), for longer messages there are two possibilities: you can reedit the reply and shorten it or it can be split to more (x) messages, numbers (1/x, 2/x, ... , x/x) will be added to subject field.

See also: Selecting Messages


Viewing Files that Come in QWK Packet

To view files, that come with mail packet (for message base, the files in last QWK packet), select file from File menu. If it exists, it will be displayed in separate (text) window.


Solving Problems

In case you can not solve the problem yourself, mail me a letter, or contact me via computer on one of addresses written in About window (Help | About...).

problem: the (de)compression program does not work.

possible causes: wrong (de)compress command/program OR disk is full OR QWK packet is bad

action: check the (de)compress command in Option | General menu OR free some disk space OR go to DOS and try to decompress QWK packet, if error occurs, it is bad.

problem: computer hangs, Windows disappear or other strange things happen when (de)compression program should end.

possible causes: unknown

action: make a .PIF file for your (de)compression program (for details see Survival guide)

problem: you can not find replies you have written

possible causes: you use editor, which does not display current filename in its title bar, and you did not set ...part of its (editor's) title Option (or you set it wrong) in Options | General menu OR you were running another copy of editor (only possible if editor does not display current filename in its title bar) OR WMM was terminated because of an (fatal) error

action: go to Options | General menu and press F1 for more details on how to fill ...part of its (editor's) title box correctly OR do not run editor while writing replies in WMM OR before (!) running WMM again, compress replies that should be in \REPLY (or \LOST) subdirectory of WMM's directory.

problem: there is some garbage appearing in message index.

possible causes: unknown bug, maybe a fatal error (the one that throws you out of the program) in the past.

action: just clean the base (Base | Clean Up), this should help (If you are to clean the base, perhaps you would like to kill duplicates first).


Cleaning the Base

You probably won't want to keep all messages for ever, so how to get rid of old messages?

There are two steps. First kill messages, you want to delete, by doing one of this:

  - press DEL key or click on [image] to turn it [image] , when message is displayed

  - select Conference | Mark all as... | Killed to kill all messages from the selected conference

  - select Conference | Mark from/up to this as... | Killed to kill all messages in selected conference from/up to (including) selected one.

  - check Kill read messages check box in Options | General, and messages will be killed, when you see them for the first time

  - select Base | Mark... to mark, let's say, first 20% of messages in every conference or all messages written before certain date

And second, clean the base, using Base | Clean up. You won't do this every time, since it takes quite some time. Do it when there are many killed messages (how many there are you can determine by using Base | Info command). This step is irreversable.

If you change you mind about a killed message, you can keep it by doing one of this:

  - press INS key or click [image] to turn it [image] , when message is displayed

  - select Conference | Mark all as... | Kept to keep all messages from the selected conference

  - select Conference | Mark from/up to this as... | Kept to keep all messages in selected conference from/up to (including) selected one.

  - select Base | Mark... to, let's say, keep last 50 messages in every conference or all messages written after certain date


Using Keyboard

This is the list of all keys (except menu short-cuts, they are displayed in menus) that work anywhere in the program and their action:

M - brings up Message window

B - brings up Base List window

I - brings up Message Index window and activates Message list

C - brings up Message Index window and activates Conference list

T - brings up Text window, that is the one that displays selected bulletin or other BBS text file.

The four keys just mentioned DO NOT work in Find field of Message Index window (it would cause troubles when typing conference name)

INS - keeps currently displayed message

DEL - kills currently displayed message

left arrow - displays previous message. Changes conference if necessary

right arrow - displays next message. Changes conference if necessary

Pg Up - scrolls currently displayed message up for one page (=the part that is displayed)

Pg Down - scrolls message down

F1 - displays context sensitive help

F2 - displays next unread message (the same as pushing [image] button on Message window)

F3 (menu short-cut) - find next = continues search from current message with specified parameters

F4 - next conference with (unread if in message base) messages (same as pushing [image] button on Message window)

F5 - switches between Terminal font and font you selected for displaying messages (same as pushing [image] button)

F6 - turns characters conversion on and off (see Options | Conversion; same as pushing [image] button)

F7 - reply to current message (same as [image] button)

F8 - enter a new message (same as [image] button)

F9 - displays next message in conference addressed to all

F10 - same as ALT - sets focus to menu bar

F11 or -  - displays previous message with the same subject (same as [image] button)

F12 or + - displays next message with the same subject (same as [image] button)

Menu short-cuts are displayed with menu items.

To access textboxes etc. in windows use ALT+underlined key instead of TAB, which will - in some cases - jump all around the window.


Files Created by WMM

This is a list of files, made by WMM:

  - .WMM is main base file. It is identical to control.dat from QWK packet

  - .WMT is base text file. It contains messages, and it is identical to messages.dat file in QWK packet, except that .WMT does not have the first informational (128 bytes long) record, which messages.dat has.

  - .WMI is base index file (one for each conference).

  - .WMC is base options file (Options | BBS Specific)

  - .WML is base library index file.

  - GENERAL.WMA is the address list file.

  - .WMA is group file

  - files containing dollar sign in their names are temporary and should not exist after WMM is closed.


How Do I...

register this program?

turn off taglines?

delete duplicated messages?

make several copies of a reply?

use library?

use address list?

get messages I wrote to message base?


How do I turn off taglines?
To turn off taglines, leave Tagline file box in Options | Replies empty.


How do I delete duplicated messages?
To delete duplicated messages:

1. Use Base | Kill duplicates or Conference | Kill duplicates to mark all duplicated message as killed (this is the first step in deleting a message)

2. Use Base | Clean up or Conference | Clean up to actually remove messages from base. It is better to use Base | Clean up, as it takes aproximately the same time, but does the job for the whole message base.


How do I make several copies of a reply?
After you have written a reply or entered a new message, you can make more copies of it by using Message | Replicate when desired reply is diplayed. You will have the chance to change message information (from and to field, conference etc.) Please note, that variables used in message header or ending are not replaced with new data, nor is the fidoaddress changed!


How do I use library?
To add message to library press CTRL-A (Message | Add to Library...) and enter keyword(s).

To remove message from library, open Library Window (CTRL-L or Base | Library...), select message and push Remove button.

What is library good for? It helps you find, store, organize and prevent from deleting of important messages. You can add keywords to messages in library, and later, you can search for them by these keywords. You can use Do not Delete option (for each seperate message); in that case it will not be deleted even if you mark it as killed.


How do I use address list?
Use Options | Addresses to add and remove persons or change address list. If a person is in the address list, you can pick it from a list box when replying, his fidonet address is automaticaly there and conference changes to selected one.


How do I get messages I wrote to message base?
This is not a thing to do in WMM. You need to set the option in your BBS' mail door program. There you should find an option wether or not BBS should send you messages you wrote, turn it on.


How to Translate WMM to Your Language

WMM can be translated to any language (well, almost). In your WMM directory, there is a ENGLISH.LNE (not .LNG, as is just an example) file. If you translate this file (description is given below) and name it *.LNG, WMM will load it when it starts. Notice, WMM will load first .LNG it can find, so better have just one .LNG file in WMM directory. If you want to have english WMM again, remove any .LNG file from WMM directory (or rename it).

Structure of .LNG file:

First line must contain text "WMM 1.3" (without quotations)

Second line is displayed in a window, under "WMM is loading language file.", as WMM loads the file and in About window; it should contain information about the language and WMM version.

Then all error messages folow. Do not change quotation marks, just translate the text within. You can change number of lines WITHIN quotation marks. Notice that each text in quotation marks does not necessarily represent a whole error message. Some error messages are composed of more such pieces of text in quotation marks, as some situation dependent data is added inbetween.

Then there are all messages WMM displays in status line (these should be less than 80 chars long, each in its own line).

Then all window titles folow.

Then all menu commands folow. Use & sign to make the underlined access key. Be careful not to use one acess key more than once (within the same menu)!

Then toolbar help follows.

Then all labels and buttons, that are displayed in any of the windows folow. Be careful with labels in Message Index window; they must not have same access keys as menus.

Notice! At the end, there are more labels, which are new in this version.

You can leave an empty line at the end, for safety reasons.

Be careful to assign different acess keys to menus and each of four main windows (Message, Message Index, Text, Base List).

There are also english.le1 and english.le2; these two are examples of language file for WMM Tools and Papirus. They are short, and you should not have any problems translating them.

If you want to translate the help file, or make a completely new help file, contact me on one of addresses (either by computer or mail) written in About window.

REMEMBER: you do not need a language file in order to have WMM in english.


Messages You Can Get from WMM

This is an alphabetical list of all messages you can receive from WMM.

<name> allready in twit list!

The person you want to add to twit list is allready there.

<name> removed from twit list.

The person was erased from twit list.

<name>'s address was updated.

You wanted to add a person to address list, but he or she is allready there. WMM notified you, that his or hers address was updated.

<name> was added to address list.

You added a person to address list. WMM notified you, that operation was sucessful.

<number1> duplicates that came from BBS and

<number2> duplicates that were added to base more than once

were killed.

Nothing more to say, just that <number2> messages were duplicated, because you added one or more QWK packets to message base more than once.

<number1> messages were not added to base,

because pointers in .NDX files were bad.

<number2> messages were not added to base,

because message headers were bad.

<number3> of them were PERSONAL.

These messages were not added to base, because they would be incomplete or they would damage the base. <number3> messages were addressed to you personally.

Add <name> to twit list?

If you answer yes, <name> will be added to twit list.

Add QWK packet(s) to message base?

You want to open message base, that has some new QWK packets. If you answer yes, they will be added to the base (and then deleted).

Can not clean conference.

It is empty!

You can not clean an empty conference. Maybe you forgot to select the right one.

Can not clean conference.

Replies can not be cleaned.

You can not use Conference | Clean up command in replies conference. Replie can be deleted by selecting the kill button or pressing DEL key when desired reply is displayed.

Can not clean conference.

No conference selected!

You have to select a conference if you want to clean only one conference, for cleaning entire base, select Base | Clean up.

Can not find fidonet address.

<text> does not exist

WMM can not find fidonet address in the file <text> you specified in Options | General, because the file does not exist.

Can not open base/packet.

You are writing a reply.

Finish the reply and try again.

Can not run editor.

Check in Options | Replies!

You wanted to reply to or enter a message, but WMM can not run editor specified in Replies Options. See Replies Options Window for more information.

Can not save message to

file <file>

<text>

Error <text> occured when WMM tried to save message to file <file>.

Cleaning complete.

<number> messages deleted.

WMM has finished cleaning the base, and removed <number> messages.

Compression of replies failed.

Files were copied to \lost directory.

Compress them manually.

WMM could not compress replies. Maybe disk is full! Quit the program, and compress file in \lost subdirectory of WMM's directory to .REP packet.

Create new message base

from <file> ?

This answer always appears when you select a QWK packet. If you answer yes, it will be transformed to .WMM base (QWK packet will be deleted); otherwise it will be opened as such.

Decompression failed. Possible causes:

  -disk full

  -out of memory

  -bad .QWK file

WMM could not run decompression program; decompression program command is invalid; decompression program could not decompress files (disk full, out of memory or bad .QWK file)

Delete <file>?

After opening <file> QWK packet, you can delete it.

Do you really want to clean up?

This will take quite some time!

Your last chance to change your mind about cleaning.

Do you really want to delete <base> message base?

If you answer yes, there will be nothing left from currently open base.

Do you really want to delete this group?

If you answer yes, selected group will be deleted.

Do you really want to delete this reply?

If you answer yes, displayed reply will be deleted (not killed!).

Do you want to use reply conversion

on the reply you have just written?

If you answer yes, character replacement list you specify for reply conversion will take efect, othervise not.

Drive <string> is unavailable.

Disk or diskette drive <string> can not be acessed. This message appears when using Open QWK window.

Error adding message to library.

<text>

While trying to add message to library, error <text> has occured.

Error adding QWK packet. Disk full?

Nothing more to say. Check free disk space.

Error cleaning base:

<text>

Restoring previous state.

While cleaning base, error <text> has occured. Because cleaning is in such state, that it can be reversed, it will be undone.

Error cleaning base:

<text>

Unable to restore previous state.

You will have to delete this base!

While cleaning base, error <text> has occured. Because cleaning is in such state, that it can not be reversed, the base is probably unusable, therefore delete it.

Error in index file.

You selected a message which has a bad index. Message will not be displayed. This may happen if you use message base, that received an error, while cleaning, which adviced you to delete the base.

Error in library index file.

You selected a message in library which has a bad index. Message will not be displayed. If this happes for many messages, you can remove all messages from library and create a new one.

ERROR making index

<text>

Error <text> has occured while making message index for QWK file.

ERROR processing <file>

<text>

Error <text> has occured while reading <file>. <file> is probably bad.

ERROR reading <file>

<text>

Error <text> has occured while reading <file> (.NDX file from QWK packet). <file> is probably bad.

Error reading base files.

<text>

Error <text> has occured while reading base .WMM file. .WMM file is probably bad.

ERROR reading messages.dat

<text>

Error <text> has occured while reading messages.dat (from QWK packet). Error is probably in messages.dat.

ERROR renaming message base:

<text>

An error has occured while WMM tried to rename message base. It might be unusable, unless you rename all the files to the old or the new name.

ERROR searching for duplicates.

<text>

An error <text> has occured, while WMM was searching for duplicated messages.

Files found in \reply directory

were copied to \lost directory.

These are probably residues of unsuccessfull compressing of replies. Quit the program, and compress files from \lost subdirectory of WMM's directory to REP packet yourself.

I don't think you really want that big characters.

In Options | General you set message font size over 30 points. That doesn't make sense.

Insert diskette in drive <drive>

In Options | General you changed to a diskette drive, which is empty.

Invalid compress command.

You must use % sign in compress command, because % will be replaced with packet name.

Invalid date format. Must be MM-DD-YY

Date must be in MM-DD-YY format (first month, than date and two numbers for year)

Invalid decompress command.

You must use % sign in decompress command, because % will be replaced with packet name.

Invalid group name. TO field must contain

valid personal or group name.

You entered a group name, which does not exist, into TO field of reply. Select an existing group out of the list available for TO field.

Invalid QWK directory.

Directory you placed under QWK directory in Options | General does not exist.

Invalid REP directory.

Directory you placed under REP directory in Options | General does not exist.

Invalid tagfile file name.

File name is too long, it can not be correct.

Message is too long.

Would you like to split it into <number> messages?

(otherwise you will be returned to editor)

Message can be only 99 lines long. You can select No and short your message, or Yes, and it will be split to <number> messages. Numbers 1/n, 2/n... n/n will be added to the end of subject field.

No duplicates found.

Nothing more to say.

Not all QWK packets were added to base.

Because of an error, you have probably been just informed about (disk full?), some QWK packets has remained. They can be added next time you open this base.

QWK packet was not converted

to message base.

Because of an error, you have probably been just informed about, QWK packet was not transformed to message base. You can do this next time

QWK directory is invalid because it is

only temporary and will be removed.

Some subdirectories (\reply, \newmail, \qwk) of WMM directory are created at runtime, and deleted when WMM finishes with work. You can not use these directories for QWK packets.

QWK directory set in Options|General

is invalid! Correct this problem!

Go to Options|General menu and write a valid QWK directory.

QWK packets were not added to base.

Because of an error, you have probably been just informed about, QWK packets were not added to the base. This can be done next time you open this base.

REP directory is invalid because it is

only temporary and will be removed.

Some subdirectories (\reply, \newmail, \qwk) of WMM directory are created at runtime, and deleted when WMM finishes with work. You can not use these directories for REP packets.

Searched text not found.

While searching, WMM has came to end of base, and has not found searched text.

Tagline can be only <number> characters long.

The size of tagline is limited, while each line in message can be only 72 characters long.

There are too may messages in conference <text>

Please use Conference|Mark...as|killed and Base|Clean Up

commands to remove some old messages. Until you do so,

you won't be able to see some of the last messages.

In each conference, there can be aproximately 1300 messages, when this limit is reached, WMM can not display any new messages in Message Index window. Therefore, remove some old messages from that conference.

There must be at least 2 messages,

if you want to find duplicates!

You can not look for duplicates in a conference with less than 2 messages.

There is no INI file. Please set options in

Options|General and Options|Replies menu.

You must set these options, before you do anything else, because they are esential.

There is something wrong with one or more

messages and WMM is unable to clean this base.

This base is very unstable! Restoring previous state.

Receiving this message means you are in trouble. While trying to clean the base, WMM found out that message base is bad. This base will sooner or later became totally unusable and you will have to delete it. Here are two possible causes, but there is very little chance they are true: a bad message has smuggled in message base (WMM verifies every message), computer was reset while writing to message base file.

There was no BBS ID in CONTROL.DAT file,

therefore BBS ID was made according to QWK packet

file name. This may cause the BBS

to refuse the reply packet.

There should be a BBS ID (short name) in CONTROL.DAT file. If there is not one, the file is bad, but because usually QWK packet file name is the same to BBS ID, this file name is used instead of BBS ID. If the QWK packet file name is not the same, BBS will not recognize the reply (.REP) packet.

This message is addressed to ALL,

but it is also private! Is this

what you wanted?

Since there is no sence in making a public (to all) message privat, this is probably a mistake. Answer no, and correct it. If that is what you wanted, answer yes.

This message is allready in the library!

Nothing more to say.

TO field can not be empty!

You forgot to fill to field when replying to or more possible entering a message.

Unable to make a filename out of

group description. Please change

description and try again.

You tryed to rename or create a group, butt WMM could not make up a file name for that group (it is made out of first few characters of group description). Change the begining of description and try again.

You can not exit.

You are writing a reply.

You must finish reply, before quitting.

You can not forward a message,

while writing a reply.

This is one of WMM's limitations.

You can not replicate a message,

while writing a reply.

This is one of WMM's limitations.

You can not search for duplicates in replies.

Nothing more to say.

You can not write more than

one reply at the time.

Finish first reply, then start the second.

You did not specify fidonet address.

Add adress yourself!

When you enter a message to a conference, for which you specify how to put fidonet address, WMM asumes there must be the address in the message. If you do not write it in Fidonet address box of Message Information window, you get this message.

You didn't specify how to put address.

In BBS Specific Options window you set in which conferences, but not how to put fidonet address. Use variables displayed in window.

You didn't specify how to put subject.

In BBS Specific Options window you can set in which conferences and how to put fidonet address. If you choose to put address in subject field, then you must specify how to put subject! Use variables displayed in window.

You must select conference!

You forgot to select conference when replying to, entering a message or when trying to kill duplicates.

Windows Mail Manager is already running!

You can not run two instances of WMM.

WMM can not get fidonet address from

this message. Author of this message

was NOT added to address list.

You wanted to add a person to address list, but WMM could not get his or hers fidonet address from the message, therefore he or she was not added to address list.

WMM used command:

<text1>

to run (de)compression program,

when the following error occured:

<text2>

WMM failed to run decompression program using command <text1> (wrong (de)compression command). <text2> is the reason why this happened.


File | Open QWK...

Use this command to open QWK packet anywhere on disk. Use Base List window to open message bases and QWK packets in QWK Directory you specified in Options | General.


File | Welcome

Shows you BBS' welcome file (if there is any).


File | News

Shows you BBS' news file (if there is any).


File | New Files

Shows you the list of new files from BBS (if there is any).


File | Goodbye

Shows you BBS' goodbye file (if there is any).


File | Buletins

Shows you menu, where you can select the BBS buletin.


File | Remarks

Shows you REMARKS.TXT file, where you can WRITE your remarks about discussions etc.


File | Exit

Compresses replies and ends Windows Mail Manager.


Base | Find...

Searches for text you specify. Search is NOT case-sensitive! For more information see Find Window, or press F1 when it is displayed.


Base | Find Next

Searches from current message for message that matches parameters specified by last find command.


Base | Library...

Lets you select message from library. For more information see Library Window, or press F1 when it is displayed.


Base | Mark...

Use this command to mark some messages in entire base. For more information see Mark Messages in Base Window.


Base | Kill Duplicates

Kills messages that appear more than once in each conference in message base (leaves one copy, of course).


Base | Clean up

Phisicaly removes all killed messages from message base. This is a long procedure (depends on the message base size), which can not be stopped once it is started, so do this only when there are many killed messages (or when you need disk space). While this is going on, you are able to do other things, but this is not recommended, as it will slow down the process.


Base | Rename...

Allows you to change the message base name.


Base | Delete

Deletes entire message base (all files that belong to it).


Base | Info...

Displays some information about message base. For details see Base Info Window, or press F1 when it is displayed.


Conference | Mark from This As

Marks all messages from (including) current one in selected conference as one of the following:

  - read

  - unread

  - killed (they will be deleted when you clean the base)

  - kept (the opposite of killed)


Conference | Mark All As

Marks all messages in selected conference as one of the following:

  - read

  - unread

  - killed (they will be deleted when you clean the base)

  - kept (the opposite of killed)


Conference | Mark up to This As

Marks all messages in selected conference from the first to (including) selected message as one of the following:

  - read

  - unread

  - killed (they will be deleted when you clean the base)

  - kept (the opposite of killed)


Conference | Add / Drop...

Using this command you can add (select) or drop (deselect) a conference. Some mail doors alow off-line conference selection using special messages.


Conference | Kill Duplicates

Kills messages that appear more than once in this conference (leaves one copy, of course).


Conference | Clean up

Similar to Base | Clean up, phisicaly removes all killed messages in selected conference from message base. This is a long procedure (depends on the message base size), which can not be stopped once it is started, so do this only when there are many killed messages in conference (whole conference or so), or not at all, because this will take almost as much time as cleaning whole base. While this is going on, you are able to do other things, but this is not recommended, as it will slow down the process.


Message | Add to Twit

Adds the author of message currently displayed to twit list.


Message | Remove from Twit

Removes the author of message currently displayed from twit list.


Message | Add to Address List

Adds author of message currently displayed to address list, together with conference, in which current message is, and fidonet address obtained from the message.


Message | Add to Library...

Adds currently displayed message to library , and asks for keywords.


Message | Output Message...

Prints, saves to file or copies to clipboard currently displayed message.


Message | Copy Selection

Copies selected text in Message window to clipboard.


Message | Steal Tagline...

Lets you take part of current message's text and saves it as tagline.


Message | Use ANSI Viewer

Runs external ANSI viewer (set in Options | General) to display current message.


Message | Replicate...

Makes another copy of currently displayed reply and lets you change only the information (to, subject, conference fields etc.).

This is usefull when you want to send the same message to more people or conferences, but be careful if you use auto message head like "Hello <name>", because message text is copied as it is, and all copies will say hello to the same person. You have to correct this manualy (push Edit button on Message window, when looking at reply).

This copies are also called carbon copies.


Message | Forward...

To forward a message means to put a message as it is to another conference in order to inform people in that conference with the message. Therefore, similar to Message | Replicate, you can change the message information (to, subject, conference etc. fields), and some information about the original message is added to the message text.

This is also called cross-posting.


Window | Arange Icons

Arranges the icons on the main window.


Options | General...

Lets you define:

- directories,

- (de)compress program command,

- Message window font and size,

- and some other things.

These options are same for all message bases. For more information see General Options Window.


Options | BBS Specific...

Lets you define:

- twit list,

- how and where to put fidonet addresses

These options are different for each message base, therefore this option is unavaiable, until you open message base. For more information see BBS Specific Option Window.


Options | Replies...

Lets you define:

- how to quote messages,

- auto beginings and endings for replies,

- reply editor,

- tagline file.

These options are same for all message bases. For more information see Replies Options Window.


Options | Conversion...

Lets you define characters to be translated when displaying message text.

Notice that you will write reply to this changed message. For more information see Conversion Options Window.


Options | Taglines...

Lets you remove and add taglines (file with taglines is set in Options|General). You can also add taglines using Message | Steal Tagline... For more information see Taglines Options Window


Options | Groups...

Lets you edit address list and groups.


Options | Colors...

Lets you define background and text colors for different kind of messages: personal, for ALL and normal messages and also for bulletins (they are displayed in special window).


Options | Auto Arrange Icons

If checked, everytime Main Window is resized, icons are arranged.


Window (window list)

In Windows menu you can select from the folowing windows, that are displayed inside Main Window:

- Base List

- Message Index

- Message

- Text Window - actual name depends on file it displays.


Help | Contents

Runs WinHelp and displays contents of this help file.


Help | About...

Displays information about Windows Mail Manager.


Register!

This menu command is displayed only in an unregistered version. It displays the windows where you can register WMM, after receiving a proper registration code from the author of WMM.


Rename Message Base window

Here you can rename message base. If you do not have any special reason to change the name, the name, written under Original name is suggested. Click Rename button to rename currently open message base.


Base List Window

In Base List window you select file (message base or QWK packet) to open. To open file double click on it or press enter when it is selected. When file is opened, its name is written in Current file box and information about BBS are put in BBS information box. This window can only be minimized. To bring it to front press B.

If you want to open QWK packet that is not displayed on the list, use File | Open QWK.


Base Info Window

Displays following information:

  - BBS name, phone, city, state, sysop

  - total number of conferences

  - number of conferences, that contain messages

  - user (your) name

  - number of all, unread, killed and personal messages

  - number of messages in the library

  - date and time when last QWK packed added to base was created

  - disk space occupied by message base


Add to Library Window

Under Keywords write maximum of 25 characters of keywords or description, by which you can later find the message in the library. If Do not delete checkbox is checked, message will not be deleted (even if killed) when base is cleaned.


Library Window

Click here for information on the purpose of library.

Under Keyword, type keyword to search for, and press Find Next to search for it. You can pick message your self from Library list box. Information about Current Entry is displayed. If you change it anyway, press Update button to save changes to library. To remove current entry from library, press Remove button. Use Display button or double click on to see selected message, and Close button or ESC key to close Library window.


Find Window

Under Text specify text you search for. Searching is NOT case-sensitive! Under Scope you define where WMM will search for specified text (to, from and subject field, message itself; current conference or whole base). The search will begin from the first message in base or conference. To continue, use Base | Find Next or F3 key.


Message Index Window

One of the ways to select message is to select it in Message Index window. To select conference, write its name or number in Find text box, or select it from Conferences list. Select message from Messages list. If messages are from message base, then messages, that has already been read, have a special sign in front of them. To bring this window to front press C (for conference list) or I (for message index).

See also: Selecting Messages, Using Keyboard


Message Window

This window displays selected message. These are the meanings of boxes (left to right, top to bottom):

  - No. - message serial number

  - Refers to - serial number of message, this message refers to

  - (none) - date and time, when message was written

  - (none) - status of the message (public or private)

  - Conference - the conference this message belongs to

  - From - the author of this message

  - To - the receiver of this message

  - Subject - short description of message contents

Buttons:

  - [image] and [image] - previous/next message

  - [image] - next message, that has not been read (only for message base; same as F2)

  - [image] - next message, that is addressed to ALL (same as F9)

  - [image] and [image] - previous/next message with the same subject ("Re:" on begining of the subject is ignored; same as F11 and F12 or - and +)

  - [image] - goes to next conference with unread messages if in message base, or to next conference containing messages if viewing QWK packet (same as F4)

  - [image] or [image] - reply to the message; if message is a reply, edit it (same as F7)

  - [image] - alows you to enter message (same as F8)

  - [image] , [image] and [image] - first means that message is killed, second means that it is alive, third means that you are viewing QWK packet, where messages are not killed nor kept. By clicking this button, you can kill or keep message. (same as DEL and INS keys)

  - [image] and [image] - first means conversion (Options | Conversion) is on, second means it is off (same as F6 key).

  - [image] and [image] - first means message is displayed in selected font, second means message is displayed in "Terminal" font (same as F5 key).

The text box contains message text. To scroll text, use scrollbar or (page) up/down keys. Do NOT use left/right keys, this will jump to next/previous message (or even conference if you are in Message Index window)!

See also: Writing a Reply, Selecting Messages, Using Keyboard


Text Window

(actual name depends on file it displays.)

Displays one of files that came in QWK packet. You can select those files from File menu. To bring this window to front press T. You can not change the text in that window unless you are writing remarks.

Buttons:

  - Copy to clipboard - copies selected text to clipboard

  - Auto size - sets window width to the size of 80 characters (so you should be able to see all the text)

  - Use ANSI Viewer - runs external ANSI viewer (set in Options | General) to display file, currently displayed in Text window.


About Window

Displays information about the program (version etc.).


Main Window

Contains all other windows, menu bar and status bar (at the bottom). Four other windows are displayed within Main window's border, when they are "closed" or minimized, they are displayed as an icon at the botom of the window. You can select those windows from Window menu.


BBS Specific Options Window

In this window you can set options that are BBS-depending. The only other options, that are specific to each BBS are Options | Groups.

Addresses in replies:

Using Conference list and Add-> or Remove and Clear buttons make a list of conferences (like Matrix or NetMail or E-Mail), which BBS uses for sending private mail to other BBSes. Then select where to put fidonet address, which WMM will try to obtain from message you are replying to (Origin or From: line). For BBSes running PCBoard it is usually in the first line and in brackets; for Maximus it is usually in the first line after "To:"; for RemoteAccess it is usually in subject field (as @x:xxx/xxx), and subject is put in the first line after "Subj:" For details ask your sysop. If you check Assume messages are private WMM will make every message in this conference private unless you change that (in Message Information window).

Example: Your BBS is running PCBoard and the conference for private mail between BBSes is called Matrix.

In that case you'll select Matrix in conference list, click Add -> button, choose in the first line of reply and under Put address in the folowing form type "(%a)" (without quotation marks).

Twit:

Use Add->, Remove and Clear buttons to make a list of persons. Adding and removing of persons to twit can be done via Message menu.

These options are saved when you chose OK button.


General Options Window

In this window you can set options that are the same for all message bases.

Directories:

QWK directory - WMM will look into this directory for new mail (QWK packets).

REP directory - WMM will place compressed replies into this directory.

To select directories you can use disk and directory listboxes and < button.

Compression:

Compress command - WMM will execute this line for compression of replies (REP). Note that when WMM Tools convert a message base to QWK packet it uses this command to compress the packet.

Decompress command - WMM will execute this line for decompression (of QWK and REP packets)

Auto detect - if checked, WMM will determine the right command (ARJ or ZIP) for the file to be DEcompressed.

In both commands use % sign for packet name and *.* for files to be (de)compressed. You can simply select one of predefined commands.

Messages:

Message font - you can pick font in wich message text will be displayed. Note using F5 key you can switch font in which message is displayed to Terminal font (the one, you would see under DOS) and back to selected font.

Size - you can select message font size; actual size is the nearest lowest avaiable font size

  A sample text is displayed.

Don't show empty conferences - if you check this box, you will see only conferences, that contain messages, otherwise, you will see all conferences

Kill read messages - if you check this box, messages that are displayed will be marked as killed (besides read). Then you can keep the message with pushing [image] to turn it [image] .

Mark messages from you as read - if you check this box. messages you wrote will be marked as read when they are added to the base

Other:

ANSI Viewer - here you can set an external ANSI viewer; using it you can view buletins or messages, that have ANSI command codes. % sign is replaced with filename to be displayed.

Column width in message index - you can set the % of default column width in Messages part of Message Index window.

Display toolbar help after ... seconds - If you don't check this, toolbar help will not be displayed; otherwise it will be displayed after specified time after mouse stops moving over toolbar.

File that contains BBS users and their fidonet addresses - if you have a file (in special format) with all BBS or part of fidonet users and their addresses, you can use it to easily look for the addresses.

If you press Cancel button, none of the changes will take effect. These options are saved when you quit WMM.


Replies Options Window

In this window you can set options about replies that are same for all message bases.

Editor - enter editor's file name with full path (so WMM can run it!); only limitation is, that you must save file as plain text (text only with line breaks). I suggest you avoid using DOS editors.

...part of its title text - Usually editors write filename they are displaying to their title bars. If the editor you have selected does not, you must enter here a part of text that is displayed in title bar of the editor. In that case you may not run (instances of) the editor, when writing a reply.

Smart quote - if you check this, WMM won't quote lines, that are allready quoted (instead of AB>CD>...AB> you will get CD>...AB>)

Quote string - enter text that will be converted to quote; use variables listed at the bottom of window

Tagline file - enter filename (no path, file must be in the same directory as WMM.EXE) from which WMM will take taglines. These file must contain each tagline in a separate line.

Reply head - enter text that will be added at the begining of every reply (hello etc.)

Reply ending - enter text that will be added at the end of every reply (your name etc.)

Message head - enter text that will be added at the beginning of every new message you enter and is not a reply to an existing message.

Use CTRL-ENTER instead of ENTER in reply head/ending and message head... boxes (ENTER is equal to pushing OK button) to make multiple-line header/ending!

More... button - displays Aditional Replies Options window.

You can use variables listed for text that depends on message you are replying to.

If you press Cancel button, none of the changes will take effect. These options are saved when you quit WMM.


Aditional Replies Options Window

Here you can customize some aditional text, that is added to your reply in some cases.

Header for forwarded messages: - when message is forwarded, some text is usually added, which gives some important facts about original message. In this box, use CTRL-ENTER instead of ENTER for new line. There is a list of Variables, you can use in this text.

First and Last line of splitted reply: - When message is too long, it can be splitted into more messages. In such case, a line is added to message, to indicate it is continuing in next message. This text can be only one line long.

Use Default button to bring up default settings. Use Cancel to abort changes and OK to save changes and exit.


Groups Options Window

Lets you edit address list and groups.

Under Group there is currently selected group's name. Address list is written as <address list>, as it is not a real group. Under Addres list all persons in the group are written in the form: person *** fidnet address >>> conference and (P) if messages should be private. Current entry is displayed on the left, under Person's name, Fidonet address and Default conference. Default conference can be selected from the list. Push Add -> button to add person to the list. Push Update to update persona data (fidonet address and/or conference). Push Remove to remove selected entry from address list. Push Clear to delete entire address list. Push Cancel to exit without saving changes TO THE LAST group (changes are saved each time you select a different group) and OK to save changes and exit.

To create or rename a group, write its name under Group name and click <-Create or <-Rename button.


Colors Options Window

Under Sample messages select the kind of message you want to change colors for. Under Set color for select wether you want to change Text or Background color. Under Colors, currently selected color has a frame. Push Default button to set default colors. Use Cancel to exit without saving changes and OK to save changes and exit.


Conversion Options Window

Under Replace: select the character, to be replaced, under with: select the character to replace it, then push Add-> button to make change to either of Replacement lists. Message conversion replacement list is used whenever a message is displayed in Message window. Reply conversion replacement list is used when you enter a reply; it changes the reply itself. This options are saved, when you exit WMM.


Mark Messages in Base Window

First select the criteria by which messages should be selected: number or date. Then specify the criteria (the date, number or percentage of messages). Under Mark as select the way, they sould be marked.

If you do not want to mark messages in some conferences, select them under Exclude conferences. If you want to leave some messages in each conference unmarked, set the number under Don't mark.


Message Information Window

In this dialog box, you can set some things about reply. For information on specific field see Message Window. For information on how to add or remove taglines see Taglines Options Window. If you press Look for address, WMM will look for fidonet address for the person in To box in the file, set in General Options under File that contains BBS users and their fidonet addresses.


Steal Tagline Window

In this window you can select the portition of the text copied from a message as tagline.

First select line in first text box, then select specific text from that line in second text box.

Button:

  - Select all text - selects whole line in second text box.


Output Message Window

From this dialog box, you can print currently displayed message, copy it to clipboard or save it to a file.


Taglines Options Window

In this window you can add and remove taglines.

To remove tagline select it in list box and press Remove button.

To add tagline write it in text box and press Add button.

Taglines are saved to file selected in Options | Replies when you press OK button.


Open QWK Window

In this window you can open a QWK packet anywhere on your disk (QWK packets in your QWK directory, selected in Options | General, are displayed in Base List window).


Conference Selection Window

Select a conference either by typeing its name or picking it from the list. Use Add to tell your BBS mail door that you want to read messages from that conference. Use Drop to tell your BBS mail door that you do not want any more messages from that conference. Use Close to close the window. This conference selection is done by writing a message to BBS mail door, so this will produce reply(s).


What is twit list?

Twit list is a list of persons; all messages written by any of them will not be displayed (actually, the back of the message text will be in selected solour - noramlly dark gray).


What is tagline?

Tagline is the last line in a message, that usually contains a humorous text. As you will edit the reply, you won't see the tagline; it will be added later.


What is killed message?

If message is killed, it will be removed from the message base, next time you clean the base. So killing is first step of deleting a message; it can be undone by keeping message.


What is library?

Library is group of messages, that have some special value to you, and you want to find them easily (such as price lists, rules of conferences, personal corespondence, messages you want to reply to, etc.). For easier searching, you can add to them up to 25 characters of keywords (or description). If you do not want to lose them even if they are killed, check do not delete (default is checked), when you add it to library.


What is group?

Group is (simply) a group of persons. You can address a message to a group, which results in several copies of the message, addressed to each person in the group. For each person you can set:

 - conference in which message is send,

 - fidonet address,

 - whether message is private or not.

You can not send a message to a group when replicating or editing a reply.

Groups can be created and edited in Options|Groups menu command.

Address list is a special kind of group.


What is address list?

Address list is a special kind of group. All persons in address list can be individually selected in TO: box of Message Information window.


What to do with a bad QWK packet?

If a QWK packet is bad (CRC error or something similar), you can not use (decompress) it. The problem is, because BBS has changed pointers to last read message. If you want to reset those pointers, you need to compress a <bbs-name>.PNT (or .ptr) file you will find in <bbs-name> subdirectory or WMM directory to a .REP packet and upload it. This will reset BBS pointers to the state after downloading the QWK packet, that was last added to base (the one before you got the bad one).


Registration Form
Registration form for Windows Mail Manager. (Please answer also the questionary.)

First and last name: ..............................................................................................................

Address: ..............................................................................................................................

ZIP: .........................................           Country: ..........................           WMM version 1.3

Fidonet: ...........................          Internet: .............................................................................

Go to Register! menu in WMM. You'll find numbers (A-D) written there, copy them here:

A ...............       B .................................................       C ...............       D .......................

I'd like to register WMM and I accept the following conditions: I will not change the program in any way. The author of the program is not responsible for any damage caused by this program. I know that registered users have no special rights (except that they can use program for more than 45 days and that they do not have to register new versions). I am aware of the fact that there will probably be no new versions of this program.

I enclosed:          [  ] cash          [  ] cheque

Date: .......................                                        Signature: ....................................................

Questionary:                                                                      How old are you? ....................

Where did you get the program?      BBS      Internet     CD-ROM     other: .........................

BBS name/CD title/FTP site: ................................................................................................

Do you have any comments? ................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................................................

Computer type:   286   386   486   pentium   other: ....................    with ............ Mb RAM

Windows type:     Win.     Win. NT     Win. for Workgroups     Win. 95     other: ..................

Mail to:      Jakob Gubensek           Thank you! When I receive this registration, I'll make a

                    Vojkova 52                REGISTRATION CODE for you and send it back to

              SI-61000 Ljubljana          you. You'll type it in the Register! window, click the

                      Slovenija                  Register button and registration will be complete.


Obrazec za registracijo
Obrazec za registracijo Windows Mail Manager-ja. (Prosim, izpolnite tudi vprasalnik.)

Ime in priimek: .....................................................................................................................

Naslov: ................................................................................................................................

Postna stevilka in kraj: ..................................................                          WMM verzija 1.3

Fidonet: .........................           Internet: ..............................................................................

Pojdite v Register! meni v WMMju. Tam boste nasli stevilke (A-D), ki jih prepisite sem:

A ...............       B .................................................       C ...............       D .......................

Rad bi registriral WMM in se strinjam s sledecim: Nikakor ne bom spreminjal programa. Avtor programa ni odgovoren za kakrsnokoli skodo, ki bi jo povzrocil program. Zavedam se, da nimajo registrirani uporabniki nobenih posebnih pravic (razen da lahko uporabljajo program vec kot 45 dni in da jim ni treba registrirati novih verzij). Zavedam se, da verjetno ne bo novih verzij tega programa.

Prilozil sem:          [  ] gotovino          [  ] cek

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