Newmail are a script that makes email "buildt in" in IBrowse using Yam.
Fully installed it will let you view your new mail or all mail in your incoming folder
whith IBrowse. Newmail will also be started if you get e-mail while browsing and will
pop up a requester allowing you to choose between IBrowse or Yam to view your fresh mail. 

It will look something like this if you choose IBrowse.
(The mails will not be displayed in a second IBrowse, this is just for show ) You can choose your own preferd background. It will as you can se show if a mail has a file conected. It also have some feutures that are not shown above. (Try it!). Options: If you want to look at all your mail use the argument "ALL". If you want to check if there's mail for you, use the argument "CHECK" and NewMail will connect to internet and fetch your mail ( if any ) and dis-connect. There is also a "DEBUG" argument for use if NewMail should fail to process one of your mails, use this to pinpoint the mailfile and send it to me, edit the content if it's personal stuff. You can change the background/sound of Newmail by exchangeing the file/s "IBrowse:rexx/mailback.iff" / "IBrowse:rexx/mailsound.wav" whith one of your own choice renaming it to mailback.iff / mailsound.wav If you delete the file/s no background/sound will be used See settings.html for more info. Why IB2Yam? Well I'm a slow writer so I don't like to write mails on-line, costs money. So instead I click the "mailto:" and yam pops up, letting me write a short comment and put the letter on hold. Then I can complete them when I'm offline. Requirements: Yam and a path to it. ( the assign should allready be made by yam if it's correctly installed.) ClearMail: If you are low on ram this script delets the temporary files from RAM:T MiamiStartYam: This script is for starting Yam when you go online, It will also work with other TCP/IP-stacks if started in a similar way. What it does is to start Yam iconified if not allready started, if Yam allready is running it will tell Yam to check for new mail.