Download MultiMail Version 1.0b.

This version is suitable for Window 3.x and Windows 95 (Win 95 users are advised to use the 32 bit version)

Known Problems with MultiMail Version 1.0b

The current version of MultiMail has several problems that the development team are working on. These are:

Windows 95 problems:

occasionally an attachment is received that is not part of a properly formed email message. This causes the program to stop working.

Windows 3.11 problems:

difficulties with sending and receiving email in Windows 3.11.
difficulties with word prediction in Windows 3.11

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To download the MultiMail file select the link.

Download MultiMail Version 1.0b as one file Size 3,367KB

Download MultiMail Version 1.0b Disk 1 Size 1.420KB

Download MultiMail Version 1.0b Disk 2 Size 1.420KB Please note some browsers rename this second file. Make sure the file name on your disk is mmsetup.w02 for this file before attempting to install MultiMail. Also some versions of Netscape open this file in the browser. If this happens use the Back button to redisplay this page, then move the cursor over this link and click the right mouse button and select 'Save the link as..'

Download MultiMail Version 1.0b Disk 3 Size 527KB Please note some browsers rename this third file. Make sure the file name on your disk is mmsetup.w03 for this file before attempting to install MultiMail. Also some versions of Netscape open this file in the browser. If this happens use the Back button to redisplay this page, then move the cursor over this link and click the right mouse button and select 'Save the link as..'

Installation Overview.

MultiMail actually consists of two programs: the MultiMail User Options program used to customise MultiMail to suit your needs and the MultiMail email program.

To use MultiMail you will need to:

Install the MultiMail software.

After downloading MultiMail run the MMSETUP program and follow the instructions.
MultiMail can be installed for single users or multiple users (where more than one person will be using MultiMail on the same computer). The installation program will ask you if you want to install for single or multiple users.

Run the MultiMail User Options program from the MultiMail Program Group in Windows and:

Select the program interface you wish to use. See MultiMail Interfaces for information about various interfaces available.
Select the options you need. Jump to the section MultiMail Options for information of the options available.
Complete your email options in the MultiMail User Options program. You will need to enter your SMTP and POP3 server names as well your password and email address (these are supplied by your Internet Service Provider).
PLEASE NOTE: Due to project restraints the MultiMail User Options program is not disability friendly. However, once set up it is not necessary to use the MultiMail User Options program again unless you wish to change the settings.

Run MultiMail. The selections you chose in the User Options program will be reflected in the MultiMail email program. If you are connected to the Internet you will be able to send mail immediately. If you are not connected to the Internet your messages can be saved for sending later.
Read the help file. The MultiMail program contains help files which can be viewed in the MultiMail Browser after it has been installed. If you wish you can download the full User Manual from this site.

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Download MultiMail User Manual.

The User Manual is in Word for Windows Version 6 format which means it can be opened in Word Versions 6 or higher.

The User Manual file is a self-extracting archive and will need to be run to extract its contents.

MultiMail User Manual Size 197KB. Once you have downloaded this file, run the MMDOC.EXE program and follow the instructions to decompress the MultiMail User Manual.

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Page maintained by Susan Keller. Last modified 1 July 2005.