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This plugin is used to play sounds (currently a WAV, SWF or MP3 files) 
through the browser whenever the user has unseen messages flagged in the 
left window pane.  There are options available (on the options page of 
course) to disable this feature for each user, and to select different 
media files from the users local computer. The default is that this is 
NOT enabled, so you'll need to go to the options menu to turn it on first! 
There are also options to show a popup window via JavaScript.

Plugin options are visible only when Javascript is enabled or detected by
SquirrelMail JavaScript detection functions.

From SquirrelMail 1.5.1 newmail plugin's site configuration can be stored in
config/newmail_config.php or plugins/newmail/config.php.

$allowsound setting is replaced with $newmail_allowsound and should be stored
inside plugin's site configuration file.


CREDITS

This plugin has been originally created by Mike Huttinger, with contributions
by Tyler Akins and Seth Randall. It's now maintained by the SquirrelMail
Project Team.
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	1	This plugin is used to play sounds (currently a WAV, SWF or MP3 files)
	2	through the browser whenever the user has unseen messages flagged in the
	3	left window pane. There are options available (on the options page of
	4	course) to disable this feature for each user, and to select different
	5	media files from the users local computer. The default is that this is
	6	NOT enabled, so you'll need to go to the options menu to turn it on first!
	7	There are also options to show a popup window via JavaScript.
	8
	9	Plugin options are visible only when Javascript is enabled or detected by
	10	SquirrelMail JavaScript detection functions.
	11
	12	From SquirrelMail 1.5.1 newmail plugin's site configuration can be stored in
	13	config/newmail_config.php or plugins/newmail/config.php.
	14
	15	$allowsound setting is replaced with $newmail_allowsound and should be stored
	16	inside plugin's site configuration file.
	17
	18
	19	CREDITS
	20
	21	This plugin has been originally created by Mike Huttinger, with contributions
	22	by Tyler Akins and Seth Randall. It's now maintained by the SquirrelMail
	23	Project Team.