Network Configuration

	Before using this program, you must instruct it where to find
your mailboxes. From the Main Window->Option->Preferences menu, you
may define which configuration is to be your "default" configuration
on program startup. This must be a "mail" configuration, not "news".

Configuration Name
	This name is used anywhere in the program where you need to
select a mailbox, and is a "nickname" given to the appropriate
configuration. You may have as many configurations as you desire, each
pointing to a different collection of mailboxes. Every name must be
unique.

Server Hostname
	The Internet Domain Name of the server which supplies this set
of mailboxes. If you leave this field blank, you will only be able to
access mailboxes on your local machine.

My Login Name
	If the mailbox server requires a login, set this to the login
name you wish to use.

Default Mailbox
	The name of the initially selected mailbox for this
configuration. For mail servers, this should be INBOX. For news
servers, you may use any newsgroup you choose, or none.

		Service Type Toggles

Only one of these may be selected at a time.

local mail
	Your mailboxes are on the machine running this program. They
will be opened as files, without using any communications protocol.

local news
	Your newsgroups are on the machine running this program. They
will be accessed as files, without running any communications
protocol. Note that newsgroup "postings" may only be delivered via the
NNTP service. The Compose Window->Option->Configure Window allows you
to define the delivery system. When using Copy/Move from local news,
you should select a target configuration which supports multiple
mailboxes, and is a mail system, generally of type "local mail" or "IMAP".
 
NNTP news
	Use the Network News Transport Protocol on the given server to
access your newsgroups. If no Server Hostname is supplied, it will be
set to "localhost". You must still set a delivery system from the
Compose Window->Options->Configure Window. This may be the same
system. When using Copy/Move from an NNTP server, you should select
a target configuration which supports multiple mailboxes, and is a
mail system, generally of type "local mail" or "IMAP".

POP mail
	Use the Post Office Protocol (version 3) to access your mail.
The POP protocol is extrememly limited, and does not support multiple
mailboxes. If you do not supply a Server Hostname, it will be set to 
"localhost". When using Copy/Move from a POP server, you should select
a target Configuration which supports multiple mailboxes, such as
"local mail" or "IMAP".

IMAP mail
	The default. Use the Internet Message Access Protocol to
access your mailboxes. If no Server Hostname is supplied, it will be
set to "localhost".

IMAP (set)
	Use this if your IMAP server requires a unique TCP channel, or
if you can make use of the "rsh" automatic login feature. It will
prompt you for the number of the TCP communication port. (Advanced
option). See the Help menu there for more information on using the
"rsh" login. 

			The File Menu

Add
	Add a new configuration, as defined in the fields supplied.
You cannot add an existing configuration. Use "Reset" to clear the
window to add a new entry. When you select "Add", a confirmation
dialog will ask you if the network is connected. This is because it
requires the full Internet Domain Name of the Server to be used. The
entry will be added regardless, but if you are using a dialin service
which is not currently connected, the program may hang doing this
lookup. 

Modify
	Modify the selected entry with the new parameters you have
supplied. 

Delete
	Remove this configuration. You will be asked for confirmation.

Close Window
	Close the window without making further changes.


Reset
	If you have selected a configuration, and wish to Add a new
one, use this to clear the current selection, so you may enter the new
information.