** README XMAIL VERSION 1.6 **
January 27, 1995

Whats Changed?
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Functionally, XMail has not changed much. This is a clean-up
release.

1. Most of the code is not ANSI C.

2. The code has been extensively purified and most non-Xt,Xaw
   leaks have been plugged.

3. Stray memory pointers have been fixed.

4. Better support for newer versions of sendmail.

5. The code compiles under X11R6 cleanly.

6. There is now Linux support.

7. All known coredumps have been fixed. There are lingering
   annoyances.


Special Thanks
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I would like to take the opportunity to thank everyone who 
helped test and contribute fixes to XMAIL 1.6. Some of the
changes I could not incorporate due to time restrictions,
but your efforts are greatly appreciated.

Most notably:
	Christopher Oliver ( oliver@fritz.co.traverse.com)
	  For helping fix up the Linux port .. and finding
	  a nasty bug that I couldn't track down on my
	  version and for catching my packaging problems.

	Jason A. Dour: For his bug reports.

	Vadim M. Sapiro: For bug reports and testing.

	William Julien: For reporting on Linux compilation problems

	Anthony Thyssen: For many bug fixes and testing.

	Pierre Didierjean: For testing.

	Lloyd Bela: For testing and bug reports.

	Davin Milun: For testing and bug reports.

	rich@locus.com (never got a full name ): For testing

	
And forgive me if I forgot you .. but my memory isn't what
it used to be  (perhaps it never was).

Special Requests
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 Well, where should Xmail go now? Your suggestions would be
greatly appreciated. 

Here are some things that I am considering:
	1. MIME support.
	2. Support Motif/CDE and well as the Athena widgets.
	3. Clean up the user-interface .. its getting dated.
	4. Internationalize.

I'm open to more...

Thanks again for your continuing support of XMail...

Jeff Markham
markham@cadence.com
