MultiMail installation procedure
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0. Make sure any needed packages are installed --
    In addition to the MultiMail package itself, you'll also need InfoZip 
    (and/or LHA, ARJ, etc.) to uncompress the packets and compress the 
    replies. You can get it at:

    ftp://ftp.uu.net/pub/archiving/zip/

    In DOS, you can use PKZIP instead of InfoZip.

    To compile MultiMail, you'll need curses -- either ncurses, SysV
    curses (e.g., Solaris curses), or PDCurses. You can get ncurses from:

    ftp://ftp.clark.net/pub/dickey/ncurses/

    PDCurses is available at:

    http://www.lightlink.com/hessling/#PDCURSES

    (If you're using Linux, odds are that you already have ncurses and
    InfoZip.) Also, bear in mind that MultiMail needs the C++ standard 
    libraries, not just C.

1. Configure it (for compilation) --
    Check the options and paths in the Makefile. If your curses header
    file is not in /usr/include/ncurses/curses.h, change CURS_INC and/or
    CURS_DIR as appropriate. (CURS_DIR may need to be set even if curses
    is installed in /usr/include/ncurses.) If the curses library is not
    in the linker's search path, specify the directory in CURS_LIB.

2. Compile MultiMail --
    At the base directory, type: make

3. Run it --
    Type: ./mm
    (For DOS or OS/2, set the MMAIL or HOME variable, then run mm)

4. (Optional:) Configure it (for end user) --
    Edit the ~/.mmailrc file. (For DOS or OS/2, mmail.rc.)

5. (Optional:) Install it system-wide --
    Type: make install
    to install the manual and binary under /usr/local
    (requires root access). (This does not work in DOS or OS/2.)

See the man page (mmail.1) and README for more information.
