			PRODUCT NOTICE
  		EMBLA(TM) - the PC Mail Manager Version 1.1

Welcome to EMBLA - the PC Mail Manager, your electronic mail system,
developed by ICL ProSystems AB.

EMBLA - the PC Mail Manager is a Windows application for electronic
mail, using the Internet standards MIME, SMTP, and IMAP. In its earlier
version (1.0), the product was called PC Mail Manager.

EMBLA - the PC Mail manager includes all the features expected of a
leading email system.

This product is distributed by ICL ProSystems AB and its business
partners. Inquiries and comments concerning the product (including
documentation) should be directed to your local representative.

However, you are always welcome to send your comments, suggestions,
and questions directly to ICL ProSystems using the following services:

Internet email:
	marcomms@pro.icl.se	ICL ProSystems marketing and sales
				department

	support@pro.icl.se	ICL ProSystems support department,
				which is responsible for our HelpDesk,
				error reports, and distrubution of
				program patches

	mailback@pro.icl.se	for automatic distribution of informa-
				tion and binary files

	info@pro.icl.se		enters your Internet address in the ICL
				ProSystems mailing list for news and
				information

	http://www.pro.icl.se/	World Wide Web (WWW) information

Fax:	+46(0)13117594


ICL ProSystems AB
P.O Box 1938
S-581 18 LINKÖPING
SWEDEN
TEL +46 13 117000

    (c) COPYRIGHT INTERNATIONAL COMPUTERS LIMITED 1993-1994
____________________________________________________________

CONTENTS:

1. INSTALLATION
- Upgrading from PC Mail Manager 1.0
- List of installed files

2. PROTOCOL STACKS
- General

3. TROUBLESHOOTING
- IMAP connection
- SMTP connection
- Server Folders

4. NOTES
- National characters in folder and address book names
- Sorting of Subject
- Keyboard instead of mouse
- Attachment icons not the same
- CR/LF problems
- Create own X- MIME types

5. ENCOUNTERED PROBLEMS
- Sending very large messages
- Read contents in local folders
- New address book
- Compose -> View Part
- Activating wrong window
- Attach file from diskette
- General Protection Fault
- More than one BWCC.DLL file
- View of SunMail fails second time
- Receiving Mail Server fully qualified for DNS
- Auto-Check of messages fails sometimes for large applications 
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1. INSTALLATION

Upgrading from PC Mail Manager 1.0
----------------------------------

a) Start PC Mail Manager 1.0 and make a note of the settings made
   under Session-> Setup.

b) Remove the files belonging to PC Mail Manager 1.0.
   NOTE! Address books and folders have the same format in EMBLA 1.1
   and can therefore be kept.

c) Install EMBLA - the PC Mail Manager 1.1.
   See User's Guide and Installation Instructions.

d) Fill in the Configuration window, using the data in point a) above. 
   Please note that the name of the Server Folder Directory now MUST
   end with a directory separator (in UNIX a slash ("/") character).
   

List of installed files
-----------------------
In the EMBLA directory:
	BC30RTL.DLL
	BWCC.DLL
	OWL31.DLL
	TCLASS31.DLL
	EMBLASUP.DLL
	EMBLA.EXE
	EMBLA.HLP
	README.TXT
	CONV.TAB
        LOGFILE.OUT

In the Windows directory:
	EMBLA.INI



2. PROTOCOL STACKS

General
-------

EMBLA - the PC Mail Manager is a general purpose Windows Socket 
client. This means that the application can be used together
with any TCP/IP network software supporting Windows Socket API V1.1.

EMBLA has been tested with the following TCP/IP software:
  ICL PC-NFS V5.0 Level 2
  ICL PC-NFS V5.1 Level 1
  Sun PC-NFSpro
  Sun Select PC-NFS V5.0 with patch 101128-01
  Sun Select PC-NFS V5.1 and V5.1a
  Microsoft TCP/IP V1.0a for Windows for Workgroups 3.11 
  Microsoft 32-bit-TCP/IP for Windows for Workgroups 3.11
  Lan Workplace for DOS 4.2 with fix level 208
  FTP Software PC/TCP V2.2, winsock.dll V1.09
  FTP Software PC/TCP V2.3, winsock.dll V1.09
  Frontier Super TCP/NFS for Windows V3.00 R2
  Beam & Whiteside V3.0C

Contact your TCP/IP supplier if you are not sure that your TCP/IP
software supports Windows Socket V1.1.

EMBLA has also been tested with following software, but with some
restrictions:
  SPRY AIR Navigator V3.0 [03.06.01.02] Winsock version 1.00 Beta-E.
	NOTE! Contains an error, which will be fixed in new version
	of SPRY AIR Navigator delivered in November 1994.
  
	

3. TROUBLESHOOTING

IMAP connection
---------------
- Make sure the files /etc/services and /etc/inetd.conf are updated
  according to the installation instructions for the specific server
  plattform. Make sure the inetd daemon is notified about the change
  in inetd.conf by sending it a HUP signal (´kill -HUP <pid>´).
- Use telnet to connect to the receiving mail server (running imapd)
  using port 143 (IMAP2). An example:
	$ telnet mail.pro.icl.se 143
  The Server should respond like:
	* OK mail IMAP2bis service 7.6(74) at Tue, 1 Nov 1994
	 11:55:27 +0100 (CET)
  If not, repeat the procedure above, eventually restarting the inetd
  daemon process.
  Try to login as a known user (* is part of the command):
	* login <user> <passwd>
  To exit the connection:
	* logout
  NOTE! You may have to type <CTRL-J> as end of line if running telnet
  from other platforms than UNIX.


SMTP connection
---------------
- Make sure sendmail or equivalent software are up and running. The
  software should have a process running connected to port 25 in 
  standalone or by using an entry in inetd.conf to be started on
  incoming connections.
- Use telnet to connect to the sending mail server on port 25 (SMTP).
  An example:
	$ telnet liz3.li.icl.se 25
  The server should respond like:
	220 liz3.li.icl.se Server SMTP
  If not, you have a problem in your SMTP software setup. Consult the
  server documentation.
  Otherwise, post a test message as follows:
	HELO pclarho
		250 liz3.li.icl.se - you are a charlatan
	MAIL From:<larho@li.icl.se>
		250 OK
	RCPT To:<larho>
		250 Recipient OK.
	DATA
	  354 Enter Mail, end by a line with only ´.´
	This is a test
	.
	  250 Submitted & immediates started (msg.aa21090)
	QUIT
	  221 liz3.li.icl.se says goodbye to pclarho.li.icl.se at Tue
	  Nov 1 13:22:40
 NOTE! You may have to type <CTRL-J> as end of line if running telnet
  from other platforms than UNIX.


Server Folders
--------------
If the above works, start EMBLA and try to send a mail To: "yourself",
refresh your INBOX and read the new message. Note that it is important
that you have definied a correct server folder path in EMBLA 
Configuration. An example:
Assume that your UNIX user account is mike and your UNIX home directory
is /home/mike. Create a directory under /home/mike called folders 
(owned by mike). The EMBLA Server Folder path is then:
 /home/mike/folders/
   


4. NOTES

National characters in folder and address book names
----------------------------------------------------
Avoid usage of national charaters that are not US-ASCII (e.g., ö)
in the names of the folders and address books which you create.
This can cause problems.


Sorting of Subject
------------------
Sorting of Subject is not correct if you use national characters.
The sorting is done in the order the characters are represented 
in the national character set that you have chosen.


Keyboard instead of mouse
-------------------------
You can normally use keyboard instead of mouse, but in some
dialog boxes you must use mouse or SPACEBAR instead of ENTER.
NOTE! When you compose a message and select recipients from an 
Address Book, you must click on Search with the mouse instead of
using ENTER.


Attachment icons not the same
-----------------------------
If you save a message to PREPBOX by using Save to Prep and later
select the message from the PREPBOX, the icons of the attachments
are changed. But the attachments can be used in a normal way.


CR/LF problems
--------------
Some applications, e.g., PC-Eudora, have problems with CR/LF
characters when communicating with EMBLA.

WORKAROUND:
In the file embla.ini under your Windows directory you should
enter the following line under the header [Text View Prefereces]:
InsertLineFeed=yes


Create own X- MIME types
------------------------
If you want to create own X- MIME types, you must add a line in
the file EMBLA.INI under the header [Application]. For instance
if you want to create the type X-BMP you should add:
X-BMP=BMP  



5. ENCOUNTERED PROBLEMS

Sending very large messages can fail due to lack of memory
----------------------------------------------------------
All attachments to a message are stored in the memory before
transmission. If the contents of the message exceeds the
available memory, it cannot be sent. A warning message will
be shown and the application ends.

WORKAROUND:
Send very large messages one by one.
Install more physical memory and/or increase Window's virtual
memory.


Read contents of a message attachment
-------------------------------------
Under certain circumstances, it is not possible to read 
correctly the contents of a message attachment in a local
folder.

WORKAROUND:
Use the function "View Part" or move the message to a server
folder. 


New address book
----------------
It is not possible to first delete an address book and then
create a new address book using the same name as the deleted 
book. If you do, you will get an error message saying: 
"Address Book already exists!".

WORKAROUND:
Exit EMBLA.
Start EMBLA and create the address book.


Compose -> View Part
Compose -> Altern. -> View Part
------------------------------
A text attachment is always shown with the character set
Latin-1 independent of which character set you have chosen
for the text attachment. The conversion to selected character
set takes place when sending the message.


Activating wrong window
-----------------------
When you fail to send a message you can click the Retry or Abort
buttons in Sending... dialog box. If you click outside that 
window, you can incorrectly activate the buttons in the Compose
Message dialog window (e.g., Save to Prep or Send). This can cause
Stack Overflow.


Attach file from diskette
-------------------------
When you compose a message you can use Add File to attach a file
to your message. If you add a file from diskette (a:), EMBLA
considers that all files used after this also are stored on 
diskette.

WORKAROUND:
You can solve this problem in at least two ways:
1. Copy the file from diskette to hard disc before you attach it
	it with Add File.
2. Attach the file from diskette. Initiate a new Add File from
	hard disc, but interrupt it. 


General Protection Fault
------------------------
EMBLA can cause a General Protection Fault in the following case:
1. Select a message that you want to Send Forward.
2. In the Compose Message dialog box you save the message in PREPBOX,
	or another local folder, by clicking Save to Prep or Save.
3. Select the message you saved and try to view the message by using
	View or Read.
4. General Protection Fault occurs. The message has only one 
	attachment, which is empty.


More than one BWCC.DLL file
---------------------------
If you install another Borland application (e.g., PC-NFS 5.1 Telnetw),
two copies of the file BWCC.DLL maybe will exist.

WORKAROUND:
Delete or rename one of the BWCC.DLL files.


View of SunMail fails second time
---------------------------------
With View you can examine a message. With View Part you can view the 
different parts of a multipart message. If the multipart message is a
Sun Mail message, you can view the different parts correct the first
time you enter the View Message dialog. If you want to view the
message a second time, you can not examine the different parts
correctly.

WORKAROUND:
Refresh the folder or switch to another folder and back again.
 


Receiving Mail Server fully qualified for DNS
---------------------------------------------
If you use the name service DNS, Domain Name System, Receiving Mail
Server in the Configuration window must be fully qualified. Otherwise
you must login after each server operation. E.g., the server "ray"
should be qualified with "ray.pro.icl.se".


Auto-Check of messages fails sometimes for large applications
-------------------------------------------------------------
When you start up large applications (e.g., Word for Windows 6.0),
Auto-Check can sometimes fail, because Windows Socket cannot allocate
enough DOS memory when DOS based TCP/IP stacks are used. 