Short:        V1.32, a FidoNet tosser for UMS and *.msg
Author:       billing@df.lth.se (Johan Billing)
Uploader:     billing df lth se (Johan Billing)
Type:         comm/fido
Version:      1.32
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

Description
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Welcome to CrashMail, a full-featured mail-processor ("tosser") for the
Amiga. CrashMail has all the features you can expect in a good tosser
and is easy to configure with the comfortable settings editor CrashPrefs.
Many hours of work have been put into CrashMail to make it as powerful,
stable and easy to use as possible.

CrashMail can be used on a node as well as on a point system with high
demands and can use both UMS and *.msg messagebases.

CrashMail is a Shareware program.

This version
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These are the changes since version 1.31:

 - When CrashMail encounters a corrupt message in a packet file, it now
   also logs the offset of the message in the file so that you can find
   it more easily if you want to check it out with a file editor.

 - The nodelist is now only open when CrashMail is actually tossing and
   not when it is just waiting for an ARexx command. This should make it
   possible to compile Gotcha nodelists without exiting CrashMail.

 - When exporting several messages with attributes from UMS, attributes
   from the previous messages would be transferred to the following
   messages. This has now been fixed.

 - CrashPrefs did not give a warning when you tried to quit CrashPrefs
   without saving the settings after a string in CrashPrefs/UMS had
   been changed. There was also the same problem with the checkboxes
   in CrashPrefs/AreaFix.

 - When renaming a packet file to ".bad", CrashMail now makes sure
   that it uses a unique name for the file. In earlier versions of
   CrashMail, an already existing file with the same name would have
   been overwritten.

 - Included the AmigaCC.rexx script by Björn Poppe. This is an
   alternative to the CC-All.rexx script by Fredrik Bennison.

 - CrashMail can now remove areas when your uplink disconnects from
   it at your AreaFix. See "Remove area when feed disconnects" in
   CrashPrefs/AreaFix, "When area is removed" in CrashPrefs/Nodes
   and the new command-line argument and ARexx command REMOVE.

 - CrashMail has not worked properly with UMS V10 since version 1.30.
   From this version on, CrashMail will refuse to use UMS V10.

 - There is a new option in CrashPrefs/AreaFix called "Include
   forward-requestable in lists". If you activate this setting,
   CrashMail will also include all areas that can be forward-
   requested in the area lists generated by the AreaFix. If it
   is deactivated, only areas in the local configuration will be
   included.