UniMail USER'S GUIDE                            Version 1.0ABOUT THIS MANUAL        This manual is designed to be viewed in a mono-spaced font        (such as Monaco on the Macintosh) on a screen of at least        eighty columns.        Because of the size of the manual, it comes in two files:        "Manual1.txt" contains sections 1 to 4, and "Manual2.txt"        has the remaining sections.CONTENTS        1. Introduction        2. Installing UniMail        3. UniMail overview        4. The Mail Editor            4.1. Sending a message            4.2. Reading received messages            4.3. Forwarding, Replying To and Deleting Messages            4.4. Deleting Groups of Messages        5. The Communications System            5.1. Creating, Deleting and Renaming Services            5.2. The Connection Screen            5.3. The Options Screen            5.4. The Modem Screen            5.5. The Identification Screen            5.6. The Server Screen            5.7. The Connection Script Screen                5.7.1. Connection Script Lines                5.7.2. Writing a Connection Script                5.7.3. An Example Connection Script            5.8. The Disconnection Script Screen            5.9. It Doesn't Work!  What Now?        6. Information for Service Providers        7. Contacting Eclipse        8. What's New in This Version?        9. Known Bugs and Problems        10. What Can I Expect in the Next Version?1. INTRODUCTION                Welcome to UniMail version 1.0, a fully featured Unix-shell        based e-mail client for the Apple Newton.        If you haven't used UniMail before, start by taking a look        at the "readme.txt" file in this directory.  This has        compatibility information and some general background, as        well as details of how to pay for UniMail.  If you've read        that file already, keep reading through the next few        sections.        2. INSTALLING UniMail        UniMail can be installed using any Newton package installation        program, including the new Newton Package Installer (available        free from Apple for both Windows and Macintosh).        The only file to install is the "UniMail.pkg" file in this        directory.  Once you have transferred the package to the        Newton, you will need to create a service before you can        connect.  See section 5 of this manual for more information.3. UniMail OVERVIEW        The UniMail program is divided into two sections: the mail        editor and the communications system.        The mail editor is where you read, send and file mail.        The communications system handles connecting to a        server and physically sending and receiving messages.------------------------------------------------------------------------4. THE MAIL EDITOR        To get to the mail editor, simply tap on the "UniMail"        icon in the Extras drawer.        The mail editor has two major screens: the message view        and the overview.        The overview is what you see upon first opening UniMail.        It shows a list of the subjects of messages filed in the        current folder and the number of messages with each subject.        (If you have just installed UniMail, it should simply say        "There are no messages in this folder.")        The message view is used to view and edit messages.  Tapping        on a subject in the overview takes you to the message view        and displays the most recent message with that subject.        To get back to the overview from the message view, tap the        overview button (the small circle between the two arrows at        the base of the Newton screen).4.1. Sending a Message        1.  Tap the "New" button at the base of the UniMail screen.        2.  Fill in a subject for the message in the slip that            appears.        Step 3 varies depending on whether your Newton is running        version 2 of the operating system or not.  If you have a        MessagePad 100 or 110 or an older 120 then you are running        version 1.3 and you should do the following:        3.  Fill in the name, or part of the name, of the first            recipient in the box below "Name".            Tapping on "Name" shows a list of people from your Name            file who match the entered name.  Tapping on one of            these will fill out the full name and the email address.            You can also fill out the email address manually in            the space below "Address".            You can add additional recipients by tapping the "Add"            button.  The arrows at the base of the Newton screen            allow you to scroll through the list of recipients.        On a new MessagePad 120, or one which has had the 2.0        hardware upgrade, you should do the following:        3.  Tap on the "To" picker and from the box that appears,            select the recipients of the message.        Steps 4 and onwards are the same on all Newton operating        system versions.        4.  Tap "Create".            UniMail now creates a blank message and takes you to            the message view to edit it.        5.  Write your message.            The message will be sent automatically next time you            connect to a server and send outgoing messages.4.2. Reading received messages        Newly received messages are placed in the "Unfiled" folder        in the UniMail mail editor.        To view the messages with a given subject, tap on that        subject in the overview.  The message view will then appear.        The box at the top of the message view gives a list of        messages starting with the most recently sent or received.        Selecting a message from this box displays the message in        the bottom half of the screen.        If there are more than three messages with a given subject,        then the scroll arrows to the right of the box allow you        to scroll through them.        The arrows at the bottom of the Newton screen allow you to        scroll through the text of the current message.        Tapping the info button (the small circle with an "i" in        it at the left hand end of the separator bar) brings up        more information about the current message.4.3. Forwarding, Replying To and Deleting Messages        1.  Go to the message you want to route.        2.  Tap the routing button (the small envelope at the right hand            end of the separator bar).        3.  Tap your choice in the list that appears.        UniMail has routing options for both replying to and forwarding        a message.  Both of these items bring up the message addressing        slip to allow you to change the subject and/or recipients of        the message.        For more information on routing, see your MessagePad handbook.4.4. Deleting Groups of Messages        1.  Tap the "i" button at the base of the UniMail screen.        2.  Tap "Delete messages" in the list that appears.        3.  Use the radio buttons to specify which messages you            want to delete, and the folder you wish to delete            them from.        4.  Tap "Delete".