rap100

Short:        The Free RAP Point Mailer
Author:       robert@ecs.mtlnet.org (Robert Williamson)
Uploader:     robert ecs mtlnet org (Robert Williamson)
Type:         comm/fido
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

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    Welcome  to  RAP, the second Smallest and certainly the Cutiest little 
    Point mailer presently available for the AMIGA.  ....and it's free!
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  Changes:
  1.00  
    Used JAZ as basis for RAP. 
    RAP creates a buffered logfile RAP:RAP.LOG
    RAP also displays the ZedZap XPR transfer window
  
  1.00 (JAZ)
    T.Bergstrom reported that his modem returns NO CARRIER instead of BUSY.
    The Shelter Mailers have a switch to consider these equivalent, but for
    JAZ  I  have added gadget in which one can enter all modem strings that
    should be treated as a BUSY response.
    T.Bergstrom also reported that some  REALLY  DUMB Amiga Tosser/Packers 
    create flo files with CRLF pair terminated lines.  JAZ could not handle
    these  but  is  now  fixed.   However, I would suggest that this BUG be
    reported to the tosser authors.
    Forgot  to document that FONTSIZE was configurable in jaz.w.  If a font
    was  used  with  a  size  different  from  the default 8, wierd looking
    windows resulted.  I have now moved FONTSIZE to the Config Panel.

    Write a Config didn't always write it :(

    Removed  unreleased  logfile option..required a duplicate set of almost
    every component. I felt it was just too much to handle two sets.

    updated docs, made WARNINGS more prominent
    added note about WB3 LoadResource equivalent to LoadLib.
    
  0.999a
    JAZ now modifies S:User-Startup to add JAZ: assign

  0.999
    Added LoadLib to archive, seems that some people do not have this most
    useful utility.
    A bug crept in..password was not accepted in Control Panel, fixed.
    
    WARNING:   the  'Save  a Config' gadget does not operate correctly when
    you  hit  'Forget  It' in the file requester...be SURE to hit NO on the
    subsequent requesters.

  0.998
    Write gadjet changes:
    Option added to save alternate configs as #?.jaz.
    Option added to save 'previous' environment with this alternate config.
    Option added to use the saved config.
    Select Saved Config Gadget enabled
        simply copies selected config to jaz.x

    In  both  cases, the alternate config selected does NOT update the contents
    of the gadgets.

  0.997
    Discovered that certain panel gadgets did not expand variables, fixed
    Added a gadget to send a file.  The option is given to queue it or add
    it to a FLO file. If queued, the file will not be listed in the FLO
    file and will no longer be queued if you reboot.
    Prettied up gadgets a bit more
    Added short description of jaz.? files in doc
    Added CONFIG icon which launchs the Control Panel
    Added another external command gadget

  0.996
    Added more info in Control Panel configuration panels
    Added 'Are you sure' requester on Quit
    Added registration info    
    Added  Console  config: One can now use KCON: or wshell to get 
    a scroll bar in the scrolling region.
    Changed default window position from 0,10 to 15,15
    Added note to docs on moving libs and editing JAZ
    Added WARNING in JAZ.doc about Xferq: assign    
    Added WARNING in JAZ.doc about old xferq.library

  0.995
    Reduced size yet again
    Changed filenames for consistancy
    Removed Jaz:rexx subdirectory
    New xferq.library 1.9
    Added new Control Panel options
    Changed env names to numbers for faster access, 
        you should delete ENV:jaz and ENVARC:jaz and reconfigure

  0.994
    Reduced size yet again
    Control panel made prettier
    Added small request maker to Control Panel
    Added ability to load last saved settings for a particular config panel

    Previous version changes deleted.

    JAZ is based upon POP, the world's smallest mailer, by Denis Turcotte.
    JAZ is dedicated to my daughter Jasmeen, it IS her nickname, afterall :).

              robert@ecs.mtlnet.org
              bobw@amigaecs.1choice.login.qc.ca