Quick install instructions for WinPMail and Mercury in NDS mode.
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Although we provide these quick install instructions for people who
are impatient to get started, we REALLY, REALLY DO urge you to read the
full README.NDS documentation file at some stage...

* If you want to install WinPMail on your 4.1 server for simple local mail
  only, go to Section 1 below (search for "SECTION 1" using your editor's 
  "Find" command).

* If you want to install WinPMail and Mercury on your 4.1 server and want
  to use Mercury to manage all your mail (i.e, you do not want WinPMail
  to perform local delivery), go to Section 2 below.

* If you want to install WinPMail and Mercury on your 4.1 server, and
  want to use WinPMail for local mail and Mercury for Internet mail, go
  to Section 3 below.

***** IMPORTANT NOTE!!! *****
The DOS utilities MAKEMBOX.EXE and PMIGRATE.EXE, and the Windows NICA
enabler WPNNW4.DLL all need to be able to find the Novell Unicode files
on your DOS path in order to operate. The unicode files are the 200 or
so files that appear in SYS:PUBLIC/NLS on your file server. The easiest
way to ensure that this happens is to map a search drive to that directory
before using the utilities - use the command:

        MAP INS S16:=SYS:PUBLIC/NLS


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SECTION 1: Installing WinPMail for Local Mail only.
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STEP 1:  Copy the following files into the same directory as your
         copy of WinPMail v2.23 or later:
            WPNNW4.DLL, NWCALLS.DLL, NWNET.DLL, NWLOCALE.DLL and
            NWIPXSPX.DLL.

STEP 2:  Run the version of PCONFIG supplied with this archive.
         Choose a configuration context (the context into which
         PCONFIG should store the configuration profile). Make
         sure that "Enabled" is set to 'N' in both the SMTP and
         MHS configuration screens. Choose "Save and exit".

STEP 3:  Run MAKEMBOX to create the new mail directories for all
         your existing users. The usual way to do this is to issue
         the command "MAKEMBOX -r *".

STEP 4:  [Optional] Install PMUSER.NLM on your file server by copying
         it into SYS:SYSTEM then going to the file server console and
         typing the command "LOAD PMUSER". When PMUSER asks for a user
         and password, enter your Admin username and password (see
         the main reference document for details on using less priv-
         ileged accounts for this purpose). If you do not load PMUSER,
         mailboxes will not be created automatically for your users -
         you will have to create them manually using MAKEMBOX.EXE.

STEP 5:  [Optional] If you have previously been running Pegasus Mail in
         Bindery Emulation mode on your file server, migrate the user
         mailboxes from Bindery mode to NDS mode using the PMIGRATE
         command. The most usual way of doing this is to issue the
         command "PMIGRATE *".


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SECTION 2: Installing WinPMail and Mercury on your server, and
           having Mercury process all your mail.
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PART A - Installing WinPMail

STEP 1:  Copy the following files into the same directory as your
         copy of WinPMail v2.23 or later:
            WPNNW4.DLL, NWCALLS.DLL, NWNET.DLL, NWLOCALE.DLL and
            NWIPXSPX.DLL.

STEP 2:  Run the version of PCONFIG supplied with this archive.
         Choose a configuration context (the context into which
         PCONFIG should store the configuration profile). Choose
         "SMTP Internet Mail Interfaces" from the Main Menu and
         fill in the blanks according to the guidelines you will
         find in WGUIDE.EXE. In particular, make sure that "Use
         always" is set to 'Y' to force WinPMail to pass all its
         outgoing mail to Mercury. When you have finished, press
         Ctrl+Enter to save the settings, then from the main menu,
         choose "Save and exit".

STEP 3:  Run MAKEMBOX to create the new mail directories for all
         your existing users. The usual way to do this is to issue
         the command "MAKEMBOX -r *".

STEP 4:  [Optional] Install PMUSER.NLM on your file server by copying
         it into SYS:SYSTEM then going to the file server console and
         typing the command "LOAD PMUSER". When PMUSER asks for a user
         and password, enter your Admin username and password (see
         the main reference document for details on using less priv-
         ileged accounts for this purpose). If you do not load PMUSER,
         mailboxes will not be created automatically for your users -
         you will have to create them manually using MAKEMBOX.EXE.

STEP 5:  [Optional] If you have previously been running Pegasus Mail in
         Bindery Emulation mode on your file server, migrate the user
         mailboxes from Bindery mode to NDS mode using the PMIGRATE
         command. The most usual way of doing this is to issue the
         command "PMIGRATE *".


PART B - Installing Mercury

If you have never installed Mercury on your file server before, run the
program SETUP.EXE supplied with Mercury to install it, then once you have
done so, go straight to step 4. If you already have Mercury installed on
your server, or if you want a customized installation, follow steps 1-3.

STEP 1:  Copy the various Mercury NLM files to your file server's
         SYS:SYSTEM directory. You will need to copy MERCNDS.NLM,
         MERCNDSS.NLM, MERCURYC.NLM and optionally MERCNDSP.NLM.

STEP 2:  Create the Spool directory for Mercury - we recommend that
         you use SYS:SMTPMAIL, since this is the value in the default
         MERCURY.INI file. Make sure that all users have [C] rights
         in this directory.

STEP 3:  Copy the sample MERCURY.INI file supplied with Mercury to
         your file server's SYS:SYSTEM directory. Edit it using any
         text editor (even - <shudder> - DOS EDIT) and change the
         various settings to reflect your system. In particular, you
         will probably have to change the following entries:

         In the [General] section:
            - myname
            - timezone
            - mailqueue and smtpqueue (if you used a directory other
              than SYS:SMTPMAIL in step 2)

         In the [Mercury] section:
            - scratch
            - postmaster
            - noticeboards (optional)

         In the [NDS] section:
            - username (although we strongly recommend using ADMIN).

         In the [MercuryC] section:
            - host

         In the [Groups] section:
            - any NetWare groups you want to enable for mailing

         In the [Domains] section:
            - see the detailed explanation in the sample INI file
              for instructions on this section.

         In a default installation, where you have used MINSTALL
         to install the files, you should not need to change any
         other entries in MERCURY.INI

STEP 4:  Load MERCNDS.NLM, MERCNDSS.NLM, MERCURYC.NLM and optionally
         MERCNDSP.NLM from the file server console.

STEP 5:  (Optional) Modify your file server's AUTOEXEC.NCF so that
         the Mercury modules are loaded automatically at startup. The
         LOAD statements for the Mercury NLMs should usually appear at
         the very end of your AUTOEXEC.NCF. Mercury Setup will offer
         to make this change for you if you run it to install the
         program.

STEP 6:  (Optional) Create any alias files you need on your server
         using the MALIAS alias compiler. See the sample ALIAS.MER
         file supplied with Mercury for details on aliasing.

STEP 7:  (Optional) If you need POP3 aliases (aliases to allow users
         to login to a specific context using a simple username), then
         create a POPALIAS.MER file in SYS:SYSTEM. See the sample
         POPALIAS.MER file supplied with Mercury for more details on
         this function.


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SECTION 3: Installing WinPMail and Mercury on your server, using
           WinPMail for local mail and Mercury for Internet mail.
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PART A - Installing WinPMail

STEP 1:  Copy the following files into the same directory as your
         copy of WinPMail v2.23 or later:
            WPNNW4.DLL, NWCALLS.DLL, NWNET.DLL, NWLOCALE.DLL and
            NWIPXSPX.DLL.

STEP 2:  Run the version of PCONFIG supplied with this archive.
         Choose a configuration context (the context into which
         PCONFIG should store the configuration profile). Choose
         "SMTP Internet Mail Interfaces" from the Main Menu and
         fill in the blanks according to the guidelines you will
         find in WGUIDE.EXE. In particular, make sure that "Use
         always" is set to 'N' so that WinPMail can deliver mail
         locally. When you have finished, press Ctrl+Enter to save
         the settings, then from the main menu, choose "Save and
         exit".

STEP 3:  Run MAKEMBOX to create the new mail directories for all
         your existing users. The usual way to do this is to issue
         the command "MAKEMBOX -r *".

STEP 4:  [Optional] Install PMUSER.NLM on your file server by copying
         it into SYS:SYSTEM then going to the file server console and
         typing the command "LOAD PMUSER". When PMUSER asks for a user
         and password, enter your Admin username and password (see
         the main reference document for details on using less priv-
         ileged accounts for this purpose). If you do not load PMUSER,
         mailboxes will not be created automatically for your users -
         you will have to create them manually using MAKEMBOX.EXE.

STEP 5:  [Optional] If you have previously been running Pegasus Mail in
         Bindery Emulation mode on your file server, migrate the user
         mailboxes from Bindery mode to NDS mode using the PMIGRATE
         command. The most usual way of doing this is to issue the
         command "PMIGRATE *".


PART B - Installing Mercury

If you have never installed Mercury on your file server before, run the
program SETUP.EXE supplied with Mercury to install it, then once you have
done so, go straight to step 4. If you already have Mercury installed on
your server, or if you want a customized installation, follow steps 1-3.

STEP 1:  Copy the various Mercury NLM files to your file server's
         SYS:SYSTEM directory. You will need to copy MERCNDS.NLM,
         MERCNDSS.NLM, MERCURYC.NLM and optionally MERCNDSP.NLM.

STEP 2:  Create the Spool directory for Mercury - we recommend that
         you use SYS:SMTPMAIL, since this is the value in the default
         MERCURY.INI file. Make sure that all users have [C] rights
         in this directory.

STEP 3:  Copy the sample MERCURY.INI file supplied with Mercury to
         your file server's SYS:SYSTEM directory. Edit it using any
         text editor (even - <shudder> - DOS EDIT) and change the
         various settings to reflect your system. In particular, you
         will probably have to change the following entries:

         In the [General] section:
            - myname
            - timezone
            - mailqueue and smtpqueue (if you used a directory other
              than SYS:SMTPMAIL in step 2)

         In the [Mercury] section:
            - scratch
            - postmaster
            - noticeboards (optional)

         In the [NDS] section:
            - username (although we strongly recommend using ADMIN).

         In the [MercuryC] section:
            - host

         In the [Groups] section:
            - any NetWare groups you want to enable for mailing

         In the [Domains] section:
            - see the detailed explanation in the sample INI file
              for instructions on this section.

         In a default installation, where you have used MINSTALL
         to install the files, you should not need to change any
         other entries in MERCURY.INI

STEP 4:  Load MERCNDS.NLM, MERCNDSS.NLM, MERCURYC.NLM and optionally
         MERCNDSP.NLM from the file server console.

STEP 5:  (Optional) Modify your file server's AUTOEXEC.NCF so that
         the Mercury modules are loaded automatically at startup. The
         LOAD statements for the Mercury NLMs should usually appear at
         the very end of your AUTOEXEC.NCF. Mercury Setup will offer
         to make this change for you if you run it to install the
         program.

STEP 6:  (Optional) Create any alias files you need on your server
         using the MALIAS alias compiler. See the sample ALIAS.MER
         file supplied with Mercury for details on aliasing.

STEP 7:  (Optional) If you need POP3 aliases (aliases to allow users
         to login to a specific context using a simple username), then
         create a POPALIAS.MER file in SYS:SYSTEM. See the sample
         POPALIAS.MER file supplied with Mercury for more details on
         this function.

