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JetMail Configuration Setup Help
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[ Check with your sysop for the JetMail User's Guide for all the
  details on using JetMail ]

<1> Transfer Protocol
    You need to select a transfer protocol for JetMail to send
    a .QWK mail packet to you, or for JetMail to receive a .REP
    reply packet from you.  JetMail uses the same transfer protocols
    as those available in Spitfire's external protocols list.

<2> Compression Format
    Multiple compression utilities may be supported by JetMail.
    Select the format that you prefer to use with your offline mail
    reader from the list supported by this BBS.

<3> Include Welcome Screen
    You can optionally receive the welcome screen from your BBS in each
    mail packet.

<4> Include Goodbye Screen
    You can optionally receive the goodbye screen from your BBS.

<5> Include Messages From You
    JetMail has an option to not download messages that you wrote.
    Toggling this option to NO will keep your .QWK packets from picking
    up messages that you wrote.

<6> Include New Bulletins
    JetMail can let you download bulletins updated since the last time
    you used JetMail.  JetMail can scan for all new bulletins and put
    them in your .QWK packet, or scan for bulletins updated in the
    first ten bulletins (in case you have games bulletins which are
    updated daily and you aren't interested in).

<7> Include New Files
    JetMail can scan for new files in the Files Section and include it
    in your .QWK mail packet.  If you want to scan for new files, you
    can scan all directories or just one directory (like the upload
    directory; this will keep scanning time short).

<8> Maximum Number of Messages
    This parameter limits the number of messages per .QWK packet. You
    may want to set a limit to make sure your offline reader is able to
    handle the mail packet, or to keep a .QWK size is manageable.

<9> Maximum Msgs Per Conference
    This parameter limits the number of messages per conference.  Some
    .QWK mail readers can only read a maximum of 200 messages per
    conference.  If your .QWK reader is able to handle more messages,
    feel free to adjust this parameter.

<A> Include .NDX files
    Many .QWK mail readers use index files (denoted by the extension
    .NDX) in the .QWK packet to read messages.  Some readers (like SLMR)
    are able to generate its own indexing, so you could toggle this
    option to NO if you have such a reader.  Generally, you can leave
    this option to YES.

<B> Include User Information
    Some .QWK mail readers support a User Statistics screen, which
    contains information of your BBS activities (like how many downloads
    you've made, last login, etc.).  You may toggle this option to YES
    to have JetMail generate this information in your .QWK.  Your user
    information will be included in the next (and subsequent) JetMail
    sessions.