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# This file is automatically generated from files in the Text/ subdirectory
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# TkRat software and its included text is Copyright 1996-2004 by
# Martin Forssen
#
# The full text of the legal notices is contained in the file called
# COPYRIGHT, included with this distribution.
#
# The following is the function which does the actual work
proc init_changes_en {} {
global changes
set changes(welcome_title) {Introduction to TkRat}
set changes(language) Language:
set changes(show_changes) {Changes messages:}
set changes(show) {Do show}
set changes(dont_show) {Do not show}
set changes(continue) Continue
set changes(welcome) {
Welcome to TkRat
Below, you find two option buttons. The first lets you select the language
of the user interface. The button below that lets you disable those
changes messages that will appear whenever you start a new version of TkRat.
Probably you want to see them, but the choice is yours. The 'Continue'
button removes this window and starts the real TkRat program.
FEATURES
TkRat is a graphical Mail User Agent (MUA) which handles MIME. It is
mainly written in C but the user interface is done in tcl/tk. The
following is a non-exhaustive list of the capabilities:
* Multilingual interface
* MIME support
Understands incoming text/plain, image/gif and message/rfc822
content-types. These are decoded (if Quoted-printable or Base64)
and shown (if the charset is compatible). Of multipart, the
multipart/mixed and multipart/alternate types are handled, all
other multiparts are treated as mixed. All other content types
are represented by an icon and can be either run through an
appropriate mailcap command, viewed as is or saved to a file.
* Supports MIME in headers
Incoming header lines are decoded as much as the character set will
allow and outgoing headers are encoded.
* Composing
Messages are composed with the built-in editor (tk's text widget plus
many extensions) or an external editor of your choice. You can attach
files to your message.
* Message database
Messages can be inserted into a database. When inserting, you add
keywords, expiration time, and what to do when the expiration time
is reached. Internally, the messages are stored as flat text files.
* Virtual folders
A Virtual folder is a name that has been set on an ordinary folder
(mbox, mh, IMAP or POP3) or a database search expression.
The user can define a menu structure which holds all the Virtual
folders and can then move messages to a folder or open a folder via
the menu.
* Message hold
You can suspend the composing of a message by putting the message
on hold. The composing can then be continued at a later time. You
can stop the program in the meantime. Multiple messages can be on
hold at the same time.
* Watcher
When the program is iconified, it checks the current mailbox
regularly. If a new message arrives, a small window displaying a
list of all messages (or only the new ones) in the mailbox is
opened. The user can then either press the right mousebutton in
this window to make it go away and continue watching for new
messages, or press the left mousebutton to make the Watcher window
go away and the main window to de-iconify.
* Interface to the rest of the mail world
The program currently understands UNIX mailboxes, POP3, IMAP and mh
folders. Messages are sent via SMTP or any user-configured program
(for example, Sendmail).
* Supports Delivery Status Notifications
TkRat supports the brand new DSN standard. This lets you see if
your message arrived safely at the destination. Using this feature
requires an MTA that handles the DSN ESMTP extension (currently,
the only one I know of is Sendmail-8.7 or later).
/MaF
}
}
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