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^About wsOMR
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  wsOMR is a small, fast, Internet/usenet/BBS offline mail/news reader.
  It supports four major e-mail formats namely, Internet(RFC), SOUP,
  Bluewave, QWK. It is the first and only OMR that supports Fido and
  Internet at the same time, very handy for users who have access to
  different networks as there is no need to learn different readers.

  With wsOMR you can read and reply to your favorite BBS,Internet,
  USENET mail at your own leisure and manage larger volumes of mail with
  relative ease, send/receive files over Internet.  It saves you from
  the pressures of online-time charge, long distance calls, etc.

  Hardware requirements for wsOMR:

  An IBM PC, AT, 80386, 80486, or fully compatible personal
  computer. A minimum of 560k of free memory.

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^REGISTRATION
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  wsOMR is distributed as shareware. This means that you are granted
  a limited license to use it for a period of 30 days. If you find
  it useful and decide to continue using it after the trial period,
  registration is required.

  To register, just fill up the registration form in REGFORM.TXT and
  send to the address indicated in the file. A registration number
  will be sent to you by either e-mail or ordinary mail afterwards.

  I would greatly appreciate your registration. It is your way of
  encouraging me to continue developing the program.

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^INSTALLATION:
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  Create a temporary directory and unpack the wsomr120.zip in that
  directory

  Run Install.exe from that directory.

  To install the program for Internet, please check the Internet
  section for more detailed information.

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^CONFIGURATION:
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  run wsomr, choose "Configuration" from the main menu.

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^COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
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  to run the program with default .INI and Bluewave mail packet

  wsOMR

  Command line options:

  wsOMR [/q][/b][/s] [/iINI] [/?]

  /b   Read Bluewave packets (default)
  /q   Read QWK packets
  /i   Read RFC compliant Internet mail
  /s   Read SOUP packets (for Internet)
  /f   Use alternate ini file
  /?   Display help screen

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^USE wsOMR WITH BBS
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  For BBS, wsOMR reads mail packets in the two main formats, Bluewave
  and QWK.  Please choose the appropriate command line switch for the
  format in your bbs. Following instruction assumes you are using QWK
  format.

  1. Installation
  ================

  1.1 run wsOMR /q
  1.2 choose "New Host"
  1.3 enter BBS ID, the BBS ID is the file name without extension of the
      packets you downloaded, e.g: if your packets are using MYBBS.Q01,
      MYBBS.Q02 then the BBS ID is MYBBS.

  2. Downloading of mails
  =======================

  This depends on the bbs you are accessing, check with your sysop about
  this.

  3. Reading/Answering of mails
  =============================

  3.1 run wsomr /q
  3.2 choose "Open Host" and select a bbs from the pick-list.
  3.3 Open an existing packet, read/answer it according to the
      instruction of the reader.
  3.4 Upon exit, wsomr will create a reply packet in the upload
      directory ready to be uploaded to your bbs, e.g. MYBBS.REP, for
      Bluewave it will be MYBBS.NEW

  4. Uploading of mails
  =====================

  This is done thru the mail doors in the bbs, check with your sysop
  about this.

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^USE wsOMR WITH INTERNET
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  wsOMR provides two kinds of Internet support, namely:

  1. Internet ( RFC message level)
  2. SOUP     ( packet level, please refer to the USENET section )

  Assuming that you are not into USENET reading/posting, the first
  option is more than likely the best choice for you. Why? It is easier
  than the SOUP option since it does not require any other software to
  be installed on your Internet host except the very simple wsmail.c
  file.

  ==========================================================================
^USE wsOMR WITH INTERNET (RFC MESSAGE LEVEL)

  1. Installation
  ================

  1.1  Upload wsmail.c to your Internet host.
  1.2  While logged in to your host type "cc wsmail.c"
  1.3  Next, type "mv a.out wsmail"

  Note:

  wsmail.c is only for use by the Unix compiler, don't try to update it
  and save it again in MS-DOS otherwise it will not be compiled by Unix
  C compiler. It is important therefore, to keep wsmail.c as is!

  In some Linux systems, smail is used instead of sendmail, please
  change the following line in wsmail.c

  FROM:
    char *send_cmd  = "sendmail -t ";   /* change this in case different */
  TO:
    char *send_cmd  = "smail -t ";      /* change this in case different */

  There are times that the sendmail is not in a directory specified in
  the Unix path, just issue "whereis sendmail" or "whereis smail" in
  your ISP machine and take note of the complete path name of the
  sendmail command in your Unix host, update the above line accordingly.


  2. Uploading of mails
  =====================

  2.1. Run wsOMR /i
  2.2. If this is your first time accessing Internet, choose "New Host"
       from the main menu and enter a name you like, example: INTERNET.
       else choose "Open Host" and pick a name from the pick list.
  2.3. Enter messages (there is only one area available).
  2.4. After each session, wsOMR will create a new file called "???.txt"
       [???=the name of your BBS].
  2.5. Upload the ???.txt  file to your Internet host.
  2.6. Run wsmail by typing "wsmail r ???.txt.
  2.7. wsmail will confirm that your messages are sent.

  Note: to make sure your message will not be posted multiple times,
        use: wsmail r- ???.txt The minus sign(-) tell wsmail to delete
        the file after posting.

  3. Downloading of mails
  =======================

  3.1. Log in to the Internet host.
  3.2. Pack your mail into a file by typing:
       wsmail m ???.001 [???=the name of your BBS]
       Note: If you wish, you can use the "mailx" command instead.
  3.4. Download ???.001 to your PC by typing "sz ???.001"
  3.5. Log off from the Internet host.
  3.6. Start wsOMR by typing " wsomr /i"
  3.6. Open the ???.001 file.
  3.7. read/answer the mail
  3.8. upon exit, ???.001 will be zipped.

  ==========================================================================
^USE wsOMR WITH USENET (SOUP, Simple Offline USENET Packet Format)

  wsOMR is fully compatible with SOUP specifications ver 1.2. wsOMR is a
  SOUP reader as well as being a BW/QWK/Internet reader. SOUP is usually
  used for USENET reading/posting as well as e-mailing.

  1. Installation
  ================

  Make sure that UQWK, ZIP and UNZIP are installed in your Internet
  host.  Ask your system administrator about it.

  2. Downloading of mails/news
  ============================

  2.1 While logged in to the Internet type "uqwk +L +n"
  2.2 type "zip soup.001 00* AREAS"
  2.3 download the zipped file by typing "sz soup.001"

  3. Uploading of mails/news
  ==========================

  3.1 While logged in to the Internet type "rz soup.rep" and start your
      comm program to upload the soup.rep from your PC to home
      directory.
  3.2 Type "unzip -U soup.rep"
  3.3 Type "uqwk +L -RREPLIES"

  4. Reading/Replying mails/news
  ==============================
  4.1 Start wsomr by typing  "wsomr /s"
  4.2 Open a packet and read/reply, upon exit a reply packet will be
      created.

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^Mailing List Grouping
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 For easy viewing of messages, wsOMR groups incoming messages according
 to certain conditions in the header. (From what I know, wsOMR is the
 first reader with this innovative feature)

  1. Auto Grouping.

     wsOMR automatically detects messages from various mailing lists
     and places them together in the respective groups.

  2. Undigestifying.

  3. Unlogging of Monthly archive

  4. User defined group (UDG)
      please refer to groups.ini for details.

  Note:
    All the above features have been tested against thousands of
    messages from the major mailing list programs, such as: Listserv,
    Listproc, Majordomo, Maiser, Smartlist, Mreply, GIGO and some
    others. (for SOUP/RFC)

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^EXTERNAL TAGLINE MANAGERS
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 There are two ways to define an external tagline manager, TagXpro and
 Cherry Picker are used here as sample managers, please check with your
 favorite tagline manager's documentation for specific instructions:

  1. Thru wsOMR external tagline manager hook

      tagline_mgr=c:\tagx\tagx.exe //bc t @f

      If your tagline manager is John Hancock compatible, just omit
      the @f in the command line:

      tagline_mgr=c:\cp\cp.exe c:\cp\tag.var

  2. Via wsOMR's tagline file, wsomr.tag

      The methods described in the #1 can also be used to specify
      unlimited number of tagline managers by placing the command
      in the wsomr.tag, just prefix every command with
      [EXTERNAL, Manager desc], example:

      [External, TagXpro]c:\tagx\tagx.exe //bc t @f
      [External, Cherry Picker]c:\cp\cp.exe c:\cp\tag.var

      Please check wsomr.tag for some samples.

  3. Via editor command

      editor=C:\TAGX\TAGX.exe //BC f @f
      Disable_Tagline=YES

  Note: if John Hancock compatible tagline is used, all the wsOMR type
        macros(@name. for example) are still applicable.

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^SIGNATURE FILE
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  The signature file is a pure text file containing one or more
  signatures. if more than one signature is defined, a pick list
  will pop up during the entry of new messages for the user to select
  one of the appropriate signatures. "+" is used to separate
  signatures, example:

  Frank ([e-mail])
  +
  F.Wang
  E-mail: [e-mail]
  Fido  : 6:754/10.20

  Optionally the signature file could also be used as a multiple-line
  tagline file.

^Note:

  1.Just like tagline, you can use wsOMR's macro in a signature
    file, this will cause some problem if your e-mail address is
    part of the file, for example:

   ^[e-mail]^ will become

   ^wangdurian.usc.edu.ph^.  To solve this problem, prefix any "@"
    that is not part of marco with ^"\",

   ^wang\@durian.usc.edu.ph

  2. By default, wsOMR uses signature file defined in wsomr.ini for
     Internet/usenet messages only. However it respects the entry
     "Signature" in the format.ini, this option will enable you to use
     different signature files in different levels, please refer to
    ^format.ini.^

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^MAILING LIST
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  wsOMR provides a convenient mailing list support in the reader level,

  Mailing list support(MLS):

  WSOMR's MLS lets you deliver mail to a group of internet addresses
  conveniently.  The important point is that you send one piece of mail
  and wsmail automatically sends copies to everyone listed in the MLS
  file.

  How would an MLS work?

  As an example, lets assume that a small group of family members
  consisting of a father, his daughter and his son all listed in a MLS
  file called FAMILY.MLS, in the address book an #c:\FAMILY.MLS is
  defined The father would send a message using the #c:\family.mls in
  the address field and copies would immediately go to his daughter and
  to his son.  His son could send a response using the same MLS file and
  his father and sister would get copies of the response.

  How to create a MLS  file?

  MLS file is a simple text file, each line contains one address, you
  can also put comments in the same line, any thing to the right of
  // are considered comments and will be ignored, example:

  [e-mail]      // author
  [e-mail]     // Tiago Pascoal
  [e-mail]  // user
  [e-mail]           // review & FAQ author

  Put all those lines into a file name sample.mls and in your address
  book, you create an entry:

  Friends list              $#c:\sample.mls, that's all.

  during the input, just press F9 to pop up the list and select
  Friends list.

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^MAJOR FEATURES:
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  Features unique to FIDO/BBS

  + Easy file request, can use editor or cut & paste from new files list.
  - Simple offline area configuration.
  - Fully compatible with Bwave.exe.
  + Martin Pollard's Offline Mail Executive aware.
  - Superior Internet/Netmail support in FIDO mode
    no more UUCP and "To:" line required.
  + Bluewave style netmailing for QWK-based packet.
  + Retrieve fido address from origin line in netmail resulting in
    no more mistakes in making netmail-reply to echomail/netmail messages
    which is a solution to Bluewave's problem in replying to point-netmail.

  Features unique to Internet/SOUP

  + Intelligent processing of mailing list generated messages, accurate up
    to 98%, messages grouped by mailing list title.
  + Fully Listserv, Listproc, Majordomo generated message aware.
  + Undigestifying digest messages/log files of Listserv, Majordomo
    and Listproc
  + Sending/receiving of files over internet(MIME encoding/decoding )
  + Reader level mailing list service (you can maintain a mailing list w/o
    the need of a mailing list server)

  Features general to Internet/BBS

  - Reads Internet(RFC822)/SOUP/Bluewave/QWK mails.
  - Handles unlimited number of BBSes.
  + Replies for multiple packets can be entered at one time.
  + Point & shoot Address book with Fido & Internet addresses.
  + Point & shoot capturing of Fido/Internet address from message.
  + Fido to Internet address format conversion.
  + Databased reply folder for Internet/Fido.
  - UUDECODE/MIME DECODE messages.
  + Multiple mail packets can be opened at the same time.
  - On line smile symbols & acronyms.
  - On line context sensitive help.
  - Commands which work together with several popular spell checkers.
  + Easy configuration within a Windows style INI file.
  - Tagline stealing.
  - Well planned user interface which reduces your keystroke to a minimum.
  - Small & fast.
  - Runs well under Windows 3.x, Windows 95, OS/2.
  + PGP shell       ( under development )
  - FAX support     ( under development )
  + Japanese DOS/V  ( under development )
  - others to be listed later

  + Indicates features not found in other readers.
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^Tech. specification
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  1. Maximun number of messages
      1.1 SOUP
            2000 per area
      1.2 RFC
            2000 per packet
      1.3 Bluewave
      1.4 QWK

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^Macro
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  wsOMR provides a macro facility for users to customize reply layout.

1. Configurable reply format and taglines:
==========================================

1.1 Format strings in .INI

Hello              : String to start a new message with.
Reply              : String to start a reply with. This is usually
                     something like: 'In a message xxx wrote to yyy'.
Reply_4_usenet     : Same as Reply but used when posting news in USENET.
Signoff_Fido       : String to be placed at the end of every message.
Signoff_Internet   : String to be placed at the end of every message.
Expandable Tagline : Tagline that contains embedded macros.
Signature file     : Entries in the sigfile can contain embedded macros.

1.2 A new message/news has the form of :

  @Hello.,

  Body of message

  @Signoff.

1.3 A reply message has the form of :

  @Reply.,

  Body of message

  @Signoff.

1.4 A reply news has the form of :

  @Reply_4_usenet.,

  Body of message

  @Signoff.

1.5 A forwarded message has the form of:

  @fwd_start.
  @fwd_date.
  @fwd_from.
  @fwd_to.
  @fwd_subj.
  Body of message
  @fwd_end.
  @Signoff.

Note:

  Max. length of hello and reply string is 80 characters, and the max.
  expandable length is 1024.

2. Macros used in Hello, Reply strings and expandable taglines
===============================================================

2.1 Format of macro

 Macro should be started with "@" and ended with ".", anything between
 will be considered as an identifier and will not be expanded in the
 result string.

 If "@" is used as an ordinary character instead of a macro symbol, it
 should be prefixed with an escape character "\", e.g.:
 wang\@durian.usc.edu.ph, the result string will be
 [e-mail]

2.2 Predefined macros

 @n.        :   new line.
 @t.        :   tab( 8 spaces).
 @bbs_id.   :   Host name.
 @name.     :   your complete name.
 @first.    :   your first name.
 @last.     :   your last name.
 @fido.     :   your fido address.
 @internet. :   your internet address, if empty and you have fido address,
                fido address will be converted to internet address.
 @WWW.      :   your worldwide web URL.
 @date.     :   local date
 @time.     :   local time in the form of hh:mm:ss
 @place.    :   City name
 @omr.      :   name & version of OMR used
 @os.       :   Operating system running in your computer.
 @bar??.    :   Returns a line of ?? '-', examples:
                @bar79., @bar21., @bar02.

 @quote.    :   A random quote taken from tagline file. be sure it is truly
                random, what you see might not be the line chosen:)
 @mFname.   :   Complete "From" name in the incoming message.
 @mFfirst.  :   First name of "From".
 @mFlast.   :   Last name of "From".
 @mFinitial :   Initial of "From".
 @mTname.   :   Complete "To" name in the incoming message.
 @mTfirst.  :   First name of "To".
 @mTlast.   :   Last name of "To".
 @mTinitial :   Initial of "To".

 @mSubj.    :   subject in the incoming message.
 @mDate.    :   Date and time in the incoming message.

 @rFname.   :   Complete "From" name in the reply you are making(outgoing message)
 @rFfirst.  :   First name of "From"
 @rFlast.   :   Last name of "From"
 @rTname.   :   Complete "To" name in the reply(outgoing message)
 @rTfirst.  :   First name of "To"
 @rTlast.   :   Last name of "To"

 // following macros are for Internet/usenet only

 @Message_ID. : message ID of the message
 @author.   :   Author of the message including address( taken from from: line)
 @iFrom.    :   Same as @author.
 @iTo.      :   Addressee of the message including address( taken from To: line)

 Note: iFrom, iTo will be the same as @from and @to in QWK/BW mode.

3. Some examples to clear up things
===================================

3.1 New messages:

Let's say I'm writing a message to Rey Estrada, so that's a new message,
and the 'Hello' keyword would be used here. The header would look like
this:

From: Frank Wang
To  : Rey Estrada
Subj: your

Hello1=Hello @rFfirst.@n.,
Signoff1=@n.@n.@[e-mail]:@fido.@n.@Internet.@n.@date.

My message would be started with:

Hello Rey,

Frank
Fido:6:754/1.20
Internet:[e-mail]
Dec. 12, 1994

3.2 Replying

Let's say I received a message from Rey Estrada, the header of the
message looks like :

Date: Dec. 12. 1994
From: Rey Estrada
To  : Frank Wang
Subj: My registration is on the way!

I'm going to reply to Rey, since this is a reply, the reply string will
be used here:

Reply=On @mDate. @mFname.wrote to @mTname....@n.
Signoff1=@n.@n.@[e-mail]:@fido.@n.@Internet.@n.@date.

The reply would start with:

On Dec. 12. 1994 Rey Estrada wrote to Frank Wang:

  >
  >

Frank
Fido:6:754/1.20
Internet:[e-mail]
Dec. 12, 1994


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^CONFIG
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This document briefly describes the keywords used in WSOMR.INI

WSOMR.INI is a plain ASCII file, it may contain keywords and comments.
A comment is a line that starts with a semi-colon, like this:

; this is a comment.

Blank lines are ignored, keyword line should be in the form of:

<keyword>=<value>

the equal sign should not be preceded nor followed by a space.

Example:

; correct:
DOWN_LOAD=d:\com\down

; wrong
DOWN_LOAD = d:\com\down

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

[REGISTRATION]

NAME=your name
--------------

  your login name

REG_NUM=00000
-------------

  reg'n number from Unisoft, Inc.

[INFO]

ALIAS1=ALL
ALIAS2=
...
ALIAS9=
----------

  Alternative names used in the scanning of personal mails, work for QWK
  SOUP/INTERNET.
  you can use "ALL" to scan messages addressed to all.

FIDO=8:888/8.88
---------------

  your fido address, leave it blank if none

INTERNET=[e-mail]
-------------------------------

  your internet address, leave it blank if none

PLACE=Cebu, Phil.
-----------------

  city, country, ex: Cebu, Phil.

ADDRESS_BOOK=c:\mybook.adr
--------------------------

  address book for fido/internet, defaults to wsomr.adr in wsomr directory
  if left blank.

SIGNATURE=c:\mysig.txt
----------------------

  Signature file to be appended at bottom of message(for Internet only)

[PATHS]

UP_LOAD=d:\com\upload
---------------------

  Directory containing files to be uploaded, this is usually the upload
  directory of your communication program.

DOWN_LOAD=d:\com\down
---------------------

  Directory containing downloaded packets/files, same as UP_LOAD

FOLDER_DIR=c:\mail\folder
-------------------------

  directory to store mail-sent folders.

FOLDER_INTERNET=default
-----------------------

  name of folder(max 8 char.) for internet mail, if empty or default,
  bbs_id will be used.

FOLDER_BBS=default
------------------

  name of folder(max 8 char.) for internet mail, if empty or default,
  bbs_id will be used.

FOLDER_AUTO_SAVE=yes
--------------------

  no prompt for confirmation before moving replies to folder.

EDITOR=c:\utl\qe\qe.exe
-----------------------

  Editor, qedit works fine with wsOMR, an internal qedit-like editor is
  being prepared for a future version.

SPELL_CHECKER=c:\spell\spell.exe
--------------------------------

  Spell checker, leave it blank if no speller is used.

EXT_INTERNET=0* 1* 2* 3* 4* 5* w* p*
EXT_QWK=q*
EXT_BW=s* m* t* w* f* 0* 1* 2* 3* 4* 5*
---------------------------------------

  File extensions for Internet/SOUP, qwk and Bluewave packets.

[ARCHIVER]

DEFAULT=0
---------

  Archiver specified in bbs door:
    0 - zip, 1 - arc, 2 - lzh, 3 - pak, 4 - arj, 5 - uc2, 6 - rar

ZIP=c:\prog\pkzip.exe
UNZIP=c:\prog\pkunzip.exe
ARC=c:\prog\arc.exe
LZH=c:\prog\lha.exe
PAK=c:\prog\pak.exe
ARJ=c:\prog\arj.exe
UC2=c:\prog\uc.exe
RAR=c:\prog\rar.exe
--------------------

  Pathnames for different archivers.

[FILES]

INCOMING_EXPORT_FILE=c:\mail\inmail\*.cab
OUTGOING_EXPORT_FILE=c:\mail\outmail\*.cab
------------------------------------------

  File names for saving of outgoing/incoming mails, can use wildcard characters,
  leave them blank if not necessary.

SAVED_RFC_TO=MONTH.*
--------------------

  File name without path for the saving of Internet mails.

[MISC]

HELLO=Hello @rTfirst.,@n.
-------------------------

  Greeting template for new message.

REPLY=Hello @mFfirst.,@[e-mail] @mdate. @mFname. wrote to @mTname....@n.@n.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Greeting template for reply.

REPLY_4_USENET=In article @Message_ID.,@n.@author. wrote:@n.@n.
---------------------------------------------------------------

  Greeting template for reply post in USENET(SOUP mode).

SIGNOFF_INTERNET=Regards,@n.@n.@First.@n.@internet.@n.@n.
---------------------------------------------------------

  Sign off template for Internet mail.

SIGNOFF_FIDO=Rgds,@n.@n.-=@First.=-@n.@n.
-----------------------------------------

  Sign off template for fidonet/bbs mail.

SWAP_ON_EDIT=yes
SWAP_ON_SHELL=no
SWAP_ON_ARCHIVE=yes
SWAP_ON_SPELL=no
-------------------

  Swap wsOMR to EMS/XMS/Disk when executing the respective commands?

USE_DEL_AS_ESC=yes
------------------

  Use Del key as Esc key when browsing? (only right hand is needed)

SET_KEYBOARD_FAST=yes
---------------------

  Ok to set keyboard typematic rate?

DELETE_EMPTY_PACKET=yes
-----------------------

  Delete empty packets after reading?

LIST_EMPTY_AREA=no
------------------

  Include empty areas in the area list screen ?

SORT_ADDRESS=yes
----------------

  Sort address book ?

DISABLE_TAGLINE=no
------------------

  Disable the appending of tagline to message?

TAGLINE_HIGHBIT=no
------------------

  Allow highbit in taglines ?

TAGLINE_RANDOM=yes
------------------

  Random selection of tagline ?

IS_RE_4_REPLY=no
----------------

  Prefix subj. line with "RE:" when reply( always YES for Internet )

SHOW_KLUDGES=no
---------------

  Show control information(kludges) in the message( like MSGID, REPLY,
  PID, PATH etc.,  also SEEN-BY lines, or header of RFC822 message)

MESSAGE_LIST_ORDER=2
--------------------

  Order to list incoming messages,
  0 - By sender, 1 - by recipient, 2 - by subject, 3 - by order received.

USE_BOOKMARK=no
---------------

  Append book mark file (.XTI) to the packet after reading?

QWK_EXPERT_MODE=yes
-------------------

  if yes, no "E) echo mail, N) net mail, I) internet, Q) quit" question

IS_REDIRECT=yes
---------------

  Redirect external program's output?

PAGE_LEN=58
-----------

  Page length used in printing

Netmail_Kill_Sent=yes

; Entries in this section is applicable to Fidonet mode only
; Change this if you have a different UUCP address

[INTERNET_GATEWAY]

To=UUCP
Address=1:105/42
----------------

; Entries in this section is applicable to Internet mode only

[INTERNET]

APPEND_FROM_LINE=yes
---------------------

  Append the "from: " line to Internet/usenet message, it uses Name & Internet
  entries to form the from line, better leave this to NO unless extremely
  necessary!

[MESSAGE_COLOR]

hdr_frame=26
hdr_text=27
msg_quote=23
msg_initial=30
msg_initial_spc=26
msg_tagline=27
msg_origin=63
msg_tearline=31
msg_text=31
;Message reader kludges (controlinfo like MSGID and SEEN-BY):
msg_kludge=3
main_color=3

  ; Color for message viewer

[LOGO]
curtain=░


==========================================================================
^DISCLAIMER
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  This program is provided as is.  You may use it at your own risk.
  There is no warranty of any kind or form, explicit or implied,
  covering this program.  The author should in no way be held liable
  for any damage of any form in connection with the use or the
  quality of this program and any of its associated files.
==========================================================================

^COPYRIGHT & TRADEMARKS
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  Simple Offline USENET Packet Format (SOUP) Version 1.2
  Copyright (c) 1992-1993 Rhys Weatherley
  [e-mail] Last Update: 14 August 1993

  wsOMR is copyrighted by Frank Wang.

  Eudora is a registered trademark of the University of Illinois Board of
  Trustees, licensed to QUALCOMM Incorporated.

  QUALCOMM is a registered trademark and registered service mark of QUALCOMM
  Incorporated.

  PINE is a trademark of the University of Washington.

  The Blue Wave Packet Structures is copyrighted by George Hatchew and
  Cutting Edge Computing.

  mpack/munpack version 1.5 for dos
  (C) Copyright 1993,1994 by Carnegie Mellon University
  All Rights Reserved.( please refer to mime.dos for more details )

  OMX is copyrighted by SysTech & Martin Pollard.
  The QWK-format is copyrighted by Sparkware.

  PKZIP  -  PKWARE Inc.
  ARC    -  System Enhancement Associates
  LHA    -  Haruyasu Yoshizaki
  PAK    -  NoGate Consulting
  ARJ    -  Robert K Jung
  UC2    -  AIP-NL.
  RAR    -  Eugene Roshal

  All program names mentioned in this package are either copyright
  or trademark of respective owners.

  wsOMR uses Thomas Wagner's public domain software EXEC library.

=============================================================================
^COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS & CONTACTING AUTHOR
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  All your comments and suggestions are welcome.  Enhancements to
  wsOMR are the result of suggestions and comments made by users. It
  is surely going to grow according to YOUR wishes and requests.
  (Your wish is my command<s>).

  You can reach me by:

  E-mail           : [e-mail]
  Discussion Group : [e-mail]
  ( Listserv for wsOMR, please check read.me for subscribing procedures )

  USENET : comp.os.msdos.mail-news
           alt.usenet.offline-reader

  FIDONET: OFFLINE, BLUEWAVE, INTERNET
  RIME   : OFFLINE, INTERNET

  All your mails are guaranteed to be read, 99% to be answered. :-)

==========================================================================
^DISTRIBUTION
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  Please feel free to distribute wsOMR to your friends or clients.

  Redistribution of wsOMR must include the software, its
  documentation file, order form and all supplemental files (see
  Files List) as a single unit without any modification.

  Internet FTP sites:

    oak.oakland.edu       /SimTel/msdos/offline

  Fidonet(BBS):

  U.S.A.

  The Lunatic Fringe BBS
  Dane Beko <[e-mail]> - Cosysop
  1-214-235-5288
  HST 16.8 v32bis Dual/Standard
  Richardson, Texas
  Fido:1:124/2113
  first time callers can DL after filling out a short questionnaire

  The Catalina BBS
  Ryan Brown, SysOp ([e-mail])
  Node 1: [phone]:206/[e-mail] ZyXEL 19.2k, v.32b 14.4k
  Node 2: [phone]:206/[e-mail] PPI v.FC 28.8k, v.32b 14.4k

  Just send a FidoNet NetMail with the FREQ flag turned on and with the
  subject of: WSOMR*.ZIP to 1:206/2711 or 1:206/2712 and it will send
  back whatever the latest version of wsOMR available in the bbs.

  CANADA

  The Edge

  Craig Hackl <[e-mail]> - Sysop
  1-306-382-7049 (Supra 14.4)
  1-306-382-7039 (USR Sportster 14.4)
  1-306-382-7038 (PCLogic 14.4)
  Saskatoon,Saskatchewan
  Fido 1:140/122 (Usr line)
  Ld callers can login as Dist Site  there is immediate access to the program

  Philippines - Cebu City

  C.E.B.U.        24Hrs
  63-32-313-797
  63-32-312-259
  Jojo Wan - Sysop
  Cebu, Philippines
  Fido:6:754/1

  Philippines - Manila

  TWiLiGHT ZoNe ! 24Hrs
  Carlos Legaspi - Sysop
  63-2-712-0329
  Manila, Philippines
  Fido: 6:750/2
  Available For File Request  Use magic word WSOMR

  Note: there are some other ftp sites and BBSes carrying this
        program too, a more updated list will be provided in the
        future version.

  To SysOps: please e-mail [e-mail] or 6:754/1.20 your
             BBS info if you are carrying this program, it will be
             included in the upcoming version.

==========================================================================
^Thanks!!!
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  This program would never be there in Cyberspace without the
  following persons, Thanks to:

  Rhys Weatherley, whose SOUP specification made offline reading of
  USENET possible, and for his advice which was a tremendous help to
  the writing of this program.

  Steve Belczyk, author of the famous UQWK, always around in the net
  whenever I need his help.

  Kelsey Hartigan Go, whose support made USENET support in wsOMR a
  reality.

  Dane Beko, for his ideas...

  Roman Roger Kintanar, for his help...

  Jim Ayson, for his encouragement...

  Tiago Umm Pascoal, 'The Unstoppable Mail Machine'.

  Mike Schmeisser, a PITA;-)

  Rey Estrada, rings me up in the morning, surfing the net for
  information...

  Jojo Sybico, who brought BBSing to Cebu, an island in the Pacific
  Ocean,

  Do I miss somebody? there are too many people involved in this
  small undertaking, can't list them all here:(.

───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

  I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to the members of the
  ^wsOMR beta testing team^ for their tireless efforts in the develop-
  ment and support of wsOMR.  Their superb testing and innovative
  suggestions have helped me make wsOMR what it is today...The Most
  Compact Off-Line Mail Reader in Cyberspace!!

  Mike Schmeisser
  Rey Estrada
  Lee J. Verallo - Tagline Author
  Michael James Kaamino
  Jeffrey Shelton
  Jude Ambrocio P. Dosado
  Bernie Pangilinan
  Mario Briones
  Ferdinand Yap Buzon
  Joy Sy
  Jojo Wan
  Ryan Chiu
  Roselito delos Reyes
  Carlos Antonio C. Alejandro
  Albert Lee
  Tiago Pascoal
  Dong Secuya
  Benson Jao
  Pat Gibney  - QWK expert
  Reed Darsey - PGP expert
  Steve Lapommeray