Wlabel = "Mail Setup Help"
Contents = General, Mail Logins, Connections, Speeds,
		Phone Numbers, Transmit Days, Transmit Times,
		Dialcodes

Name = General
Llabel = "  MAIL    SETUP"
Slabel = "General"
Branch = Mail Logins, Connections, Speeds, Phone Numbers,
	Transmit Days, Transmit Times, Dialcodes
Title = "Mail Setup"
Text = 
Electronic Mail requires the set-up of a table containing the names \
of all systems with which users on this system wish to communicate.  \
Communication can be established through telephone lines, RS232 lines, \
and special local area networks such as Starlan and Ethernet.  The \
options listed in the 'Connections' menu reflect the devices set up \
through Administration/Hardware Setup.

In some cases multiple connections may exist one system and another such \
as multiple telephone numbers or a telephone line and a RS232 line.  In \
these cases, one entry should be made for each possibility.  Electronic \
Mail will use the connection that appears first in the list of \
possibilities and proceed to the next if a failure is detected of the \
connection is busy.

Telephone numbers are required for all telephone connections.  Although \
numbers and special characters are generally used, frequently used \
combinations may be stored as dialcodes and subsequently referenced by \
much shorter abbreviations.  For more detail see the Help section on \
Phone Numbers and Dialcodes.

It may not be appropriate to attempt an Electronic Mail transfer 
immediately after a message has been created.  This could be due to \
the receiving system not being available or possibly capitalizing \
on lower phone rates on weekends and during evening hours.  Several \
choices are available for transmit day selection and transmit hour \
selection.  For more information see the appropriate Help sections \
on Transmit Days and Transmit Hours.
\EOT\

Name = Mail Logins
Llabel = "  MAIL   LOGIN"
Slabel = "LOGIN"
Branch = General, Connections, Speeds, Phone Numbers,
	Transmit Days, Transmit Times, Dialcodes
Title = "Mail Logins"
Text =
Electronic Mail uses a specific login into another system just as a \
user logs into a system.  The standard logins used by most systems for \
Electronic Mail are 'uucp' and 'nuucp'.

On specialty communications links such as central Electronic Mail systems \
in universities and major corporations, an added security measure is to \
assign a different mail login to groups of systems.  Expert users may \
use a non-standard mail login by highlighting the Mail Login field and \
pressing either REPLACE or CREATE.  The form provided will allow entry \
of a new login consisting of one to eight alphanumeric (plus underscore) \
characters.
\EOT\

Name = Connections
Llabel = "CONNECTIONS"
Slabel = "  CONN  "
Branch = General, Mail Logins, Speeds, Phone Numbers,
	Transmit Days, Transmit Times, Dialcodes
Title = "Mail Connections"
Text = 
Communication can be established through telephone lines, RS232 lines, \
and special local area networks such as Starlan and Ethernet.  The \
options listed in the 'Connections' menu reflect the devices set up \
through Administration/Hardware Setup.

The ports available on the standard system are the internal phone \
(ph0 - single line systems  or  ph1 - dual line systems) \
and the RS232 port (tty000) if it is not configured for another task \
such as a printer.  Other configurations possible with add-on \
hardware and software include Combo ports (tty001 - tty006), Starlan, \
and Ethernet.  The ports become available for use in Mail Setup once \
they have been properly configured in Administration/Hardware Setup.

There may be occasions where a device type is not recognized by the \
Mail Setup software in which case a non-standard connection may be \
specified.  Selecting such a device is done by highlighting the \
'Connection' field of the Mail Setup form and pressing either REPLACE \
or CREATE.  A new device consisting of any character combination except \
a space may be entered for use by Electronic Mail.
\EOT\
 
Name   = Speeds
Llabel = "SPEEDS"
Slabel = "SPEEDS" 
Branch = General, Mail Logins, Connections, Phone Numbers,
	Transmit Days, Transmit Times, Dialcodes
Title  = "Mail Connections" 
Text   =
Mail Connections may run at several speeds depending on the type of \
device.  The internal telephone port supports 300 baud and 1200 baud \
with the default being 1200 baud if any other speed is selected for \
this device.  RS232 ports will support speeds from 150 baud to 9600 \
baud with 9600 baud being the default.  Networks such as Starlan and \
Ethernet support their own internal speeds and should have 'Network' \
selected for the speed.

There may be situations where special devices such as local area networks \
require a speed selection not listed.  To select a speed not listed, \
highlight the 'Speed' field of the Mail Setup form and press either \
REPLACE or CREATE.  Any combination of characters, except space, may \
then be used to describe the speed required.
\EOT\

Name = Phone Numbers
Llabel = "  PHONE  NUMBERS"
Slabel = "NUMBERS"
Branch = General, Mail Logins, Connections, Speeds,
	Transmit Days, Transmit Times, Dialcodes
Title = "Mail Connection Speeds"
Text = 
The 'Telephone number' field is used whenever the connection device \
must use a dialing system.  The internal modem and external modems \
attached to the RS232 ports are devices which must have a telephone \
number specified.

Telephone numbers consist of numbers and special characters.  The special \
characters are used to access telephone switches often found in the \
business environment.  Listed below are the characters supported by \
Electronic Mail:

\IND\Pauses for dialtone\IND\~ = +
\IND\Pause 2 seconds\IND\\IND\,
\IND\Pause 10 seconds\IND\:
\IND\Switch flash\IND\\IND\& !
\IND\Terminate dialing\IND\$ @
\IND\No action\IND\\IND\-

Often a single combination of dialing characters is used for several \
Electronic Mail connections such as an area code and three digit prefix \
common to a single locality.  In such cases a dialcode may be established \
consisting a name and a set of dialing characters.  This name may then be \
substituted anywhere the dialing sequence would be used.  Electronic \
Mail will translate these characters whenever mail is sent.  For \
additional information, see the Help section on dialcodes.
\EOT\

Name = Transmit Days
Llabel = "TRANSMIT  DAYS"
Slabel = "DAYS "
Branch = General, Mail Logins, Connections, Speeds,
	Phone Numbers, Transmit Times, Dialcodes
Title = "Mail Transmit Days"
Text = 
Electronic Mail is generally transmitted to its destination all days \
of the week.  In special cases it may not be appropriate to attempt \
an Electronic Mail transfer immediately after a message has been \
created.  This could be due to the receiving system not being \
available on certain days of the week.  The user may possibly want to \
capitalize on lower phone rates on weekends.  Several \
choices are available for transmit day selection including week days \
(Monday thru Friday), weekends (Saturday and Sunday), or specific days.  \
It is also possible that the user wishes never to attempt a transmit but \
rather to wait for the destination system to call him/her in which case \
the option 'Never' is provided.

Experts wishing to use special combinations of days may do so by \
highlighting the 'Transmit days' field of the Mail Setup form \
and pressing either REPLACE or CREATE.  Two and three letter combinations \
are used as abbreviations for single days and multi-day combinations.  These are:

\IND\Any\IND\All days of the week
\IND\Nvr\IND\Never
\IND\Wk\IND\Monday through Friday
\IND\Sa\IND\Saturday
\IND\Su\IND\Sunday
\IND\Mo\IND\Monday
\IND\Tu\IND\Tuesday
\IND\We\IND\Wednesday
\IND\Th\IND\Thursday
\IND\Fr\IND\Friday

If conflicting or multiple references to the same day(s) are used, Mail \
Setup will use the options in the order they appear in the list above.
\EOT\

Name = Transmit Times
Llabel = "TRANSMIT TIMES"
Slabel = "TIMES"
Branch = General, Mail Logins, Connections, Speeds,
	Phone Numbers, Transmit Days, Dialcodes
Title = "Mail Transmit Times"
Text = 
Electronic Mail is generally selected to transmit at any time of the \
day or night but in special cases it may be necessary to limit the \
transmission to specified ranges.  Standard options available are:

\IND\Working hours (9 AM thru 5 PM)
\IND\Evenings (5 PM thru 9 AM)
\IND\Late evenings (11 PM thru  5 AM).

There may be circumstances where different restrictions are required.  \
To use an alternate range highlight the 'Transmit Hours' field of the \
Mail Setup form and press either REPLACE or CREATE.  Transmit \
times must be specified in 24 hour format with the start time specified \
followed by a '-' and then the stop time (i.e., 0800-1000 for 8 AM to \
10 AM).  The start time may be in the evening and the stop time in the \
morning such as 10:30 PM to 4:30 AM in which case the format would \
be 2230 - 0430.
\EOT\
 
Name = Dialcodes
Llabel = "  DIAL   CODES"
Slabel = "DIALCODE"
Branch = General, Mail Logins, Connections, Speeds,
	Phone Numbers, Transmit Days, Transmit Times
Title = "Dialcodes"
Text = 
Dialcodes consist of a name containing one to several letters and a \
number containing a sequence.  Telephone numbers may consist of numbers to \
be dialed, special characters for pausing and mode switching, or \
additional dialcodes.
\EOT\

