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 GPOPHelpText.cc

	Copyright © 1998 by Glenn W. Bach. All rights reserved.

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#include "GHelpText.h"

const JCharacter* kPOPHelpName  = "GPOPHelp";
const JCharacter* kPOPHelpTitle = "Using POP";

const JCharacter* kPOPHelpText =

"<b>Getting your mail from a POP server</b>"
"<p>"
""
"When your system is not a mail server, you'll need to have "
"some way of downloading mail from one. The most common way of doing "
"this is through a POP server. In the <i>Preferences</i> dialog box "
"you can set up Arrow to access you mail from a POP server. "
"<p>"
"The first step in configuring POP is to select the check box <i>Use POP "
"server</i> in the <i>Preferences</i> dialog box. This will enable all of "
"the other POP related settings. "
"<p>"
""
"If you want Arrow to leave your mail on the server and only download new "
"messages, select <i>Leave mail on server</i>. If you want Arrow to save "
"your password between sessions, select <i>Save password</i> (though be "
"aware that if you do this, your password is saved as plain text in your "
"preferences file). If the server is set up to use Authenticated POP (APOP) "
"and you have an APOP password, select <i>Use APOP</i>. If you want "
"Arrow to automatically check your mail, select <i>Automatically check "
"mail</i> along with the time delay between checks. Finally, input your "
"POP server into the <i>POP server</i> input field, and your POP account "
"or user name into the <i>POP account</i> input field. "
""
"<p>"
"<b>Receiving mail</b>"
"<p>"
""
"If you have selected <i>Automatically check mail</i> in the <i>Preferences</i> "
"dialog box, then Arrow will automatically check your mail with the rate that "
"you specify. Otherwise, you can check your mail at any time by selecting "
"<i>Check mail</i> in the <i>File</i> menu of the message list window. "
"If you have received new "
"mail, each message will be delivered with the <i>procmail</i> program. "
"This allows you to specify mailboxes for delivery of messages that match "
"a pattern specified in your <i>.procmailrc</i> file. If this file is not "
"present, your messages will be delivered to the default inbox specified in "
"the <i>Preferences</i> dialog box. "
"<p>"
""
"<b>Sending mail</b>"
"<p>"
""
"For the most part, sending mail when using POP is the same as if you "
"were not using POP at all. The one exception is the <i>SMTP user</i> "
"input field in the <i>Preferences</i> dialog box. This is the user "
"that sendmail will claim sent the message. If this is not set properly "
"sendmail may not allow you to send any messages. Typically, this should "
"be set to your user name on the POP server."
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