Welcome to Pegasus Mail version 2.1a! Pegasus Mail is a mail program exclusively for use with Novell NetWare (versions 2.15A and later): it is a fully-fledged mailer, and one of its more unusual characteristics is that it is free. I keep Pmail free for a whole variety of reasons, with which I won't bore you here. Nonetheless, my expenses are quite real; so as a com- promise between my principles and my bank manager, I am selling printed manuals for Pegasus Mail. I don't think that omitting a manual has any real impact on Pmail - it's easy to use, and has extensive online help. Selling manuals does, however, give those who wish to encourage the ongoing development of Pegasus Mail a chance to do so, and to get a tangible return in the process. You are NOT obliged to purchase a manual in any way: if you do though, you are making a positive and much appreciated contribution to the development of the system. Manuals for Pegasus Mail can be purchased as follows: Option 1: One manual, with a right to make up to five copies for internal use . . . . . . . . . . . . US$100 Option 2: One manual, with a right to make unlimited copies for internal use at one site . . . . . . US$250 Both options include first-class airmail delivery anywhere in the world. "One site" is taken to mean the extent of an organization within any one city. The site licensed version includes an ASCII version of the manual with a license for internal use. Purchase orders are welcome from any educational institution, or any company with a paid-up capital of more than $30,000: please send the purchase order with the order form, addressed as below. To order printed manuals for Pegasus Mail, please print and complete the order form in this distribution (ORDER.FRM), and return it with your cheque or PO to: Pegasus Mail, c/- David Harris, P.O. Box 5451, Dunedin, New Zealand. (This address will be good until at least 1994) I am also happy to accept purchase orders by e-mail - please send the completed form, and the PO number to david@otago.ac.nz. I hope you enjoy using Pegasus Mail - it has a significant slice of my life in it, and I get my real reward from knowing that people like to use it. -- David Harris -- 29 Mar '91.