TITLE

  Air Mail - Internet mailer for receiving and send emails.  Compatible
             with POP3/SMTP/ESMTP.

VERSION

2.1

AUTHOR

  Danny Y. Wong
  131 64 Ave N.W.
  Calgary, Alberta
  T2K 0L9 Canada

  email: danwong@oanet.com
         danwong@cadvision.com
         
DESCRIPTION

AirMail is a GUI based internet mailer for receiving and sending emails.
AirMail is fully Intuitionized unlike other mailers that required hours of
installation and many external programs.  AirMail includes the following
unique features:

        - Address Book - maintain users and groups
        - In and Out mail boxes
        - Speeches
        - Support external editors
        - File attachment.  Include any file with the mail
        - Automatic uuencode/uudecode using any uu program
        - Mail queuing.  You can use Air Mail as an offline reader/sender
        - Timer interval mail retrieval
        - Tag line
        - Public Screen support
        - Font sensitive
        - Arexx port
        - Mail Appending
        - Mail Maintenances
        - Multiple preferences for multiple email accounts
        - Easy user interface using icons and menus
        - All GUI based and NO Shell commands
        
Best of all Air Mail is NOT a port.  It is totally Amiganized.


SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS

AirMail requires the following.

        - AmiTCP 4.0 or greater or MindLink
        - SLIP/PPP connection and account
        - Provider must support POP3/SMTP/ESMTP
        - Any Amiga with Workbench 2 or higher
        - 1 Meg minmium, recommended 2 Megs of RAM with AmiTCP/IP loaded
        - Optional UU program for uudecode/uuencode mail if you want to send
          files.

HOST NAME

ftp.uni-paderborn.de

or any Aminet sites.

DIRECTORY

 pub/aminet/comm/mail

FILE NAMES

AirMail.lha     123,960 bytes
AirMail.readme   1,506 bytes

PRICE

Shareware $25.00 US per copy
Add additional $10.00 US for unlimited free upgrades

Group rates are available

DISTRIBUTABILITY

AirMail is shareware.  The demo version can be distributed freely as long
as the entire archive is remained unchanged.

Copyright (c)1995-96 Danny Y. Wong   All rights reserved.

OTHERS

Thanks to Scott Ellis, Mehmet (Malice) Ali Sahin for the wonderful icons,
and especially to all the beta testers who have made Air Mail possible.