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  12 <h1>SquirrelMail Documentation</h1>
  13
  14 <p>Below is a list of all the documentation that comes in the SquirrelMail
  15 distribution package. Some of it may not be as up to date as what you'll
  16 find in our online manuals, which have better and more current information.
  17 We have manuals for administrators, developers, translators and users.
  18 There is also plenty of content that has been contributed by the community
  19 on our wiki.  Links to all these manuals and wikis can be found on our
  20 <a href="http://squirrelmail.org/documentation">documentation page</a></p>
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  22 <dl>
  23    <dt><a href="translating.txt">Translating</a></dt>
  24    <dd>
  25       If you would like to make a translation of SquirrelMail, here are some guidelines to help
  26       you along the way.  These were compiled, thanks to Gustav Foseid.
  27    </dd>
  28
  29   <dt><a href="translating_help.txt">Translating the Help System</a></dt>
  30    <dd>
  31       We have a rather extensive help system in SquirrelMail. This document contains
  32       information about translating those help documents.
  33    </dd>
  34
  35    <dt><a href="russian_apache.txt">Russian Apache</a></dt>
  36    <dd>
  37       There are special instructions if you are running Russian Apache.  This
  38       document, thanks to Konstantin Riabitsev, will help you out.
  39    </dd>
  40
  41    <dt><a href="authentication.txt">Authentication</a></dt>
  42    <dd>
  43      SquirrelMail allows you to log in to your IMAP and SMTP servers using
  44      plaintext, CRAM-MD5 or DIGEST-MD5, as well as use SSL for extra security.
  45      This document describes how to use this new code, and the requirements.
  46    </dd>
  47
  48    <dt><a href="presets.txt">Specific IMAP server setups</a></dt>
  49    <dd>
  50      SquirrelMail configuration utility allows adjusting settings for selected
  51      IMAP server with one quick command. D command asks for IMAP server name and
  52      modifies all settings that are specific to selected IMAP server. This
  53      document provides quick description of all IMAP presets.
  54    </dd>
  55
  56    <dt><a href="i18n.txt">SquirrelMail internationalization</a></dt>
  57    <dd>
  58      Some information about SquirrelMail internationalization (interface
  59      translations, time zones, reading emails in different charsets.)
  60      internals.
  61    </dd>
  62
  63    <dt><a href="ie_ssl.txt">Internet Explorer and SSL</a></dt>
  64    <dd>
  65      Information about possible issues in Internet Explorer, when SquirrelMail
  66      is used in SSL enabled webserver.
  67    </dd>
  68
  69    <dt>Basic documentation that comes with distribution:</dt>
  70    <dd>
  71       <a href="AUTHORS">AUTHORS</a> - Who's behind all this?<br />
  72       <a href="INSTALL">INSTALL</a> - Installation instructions<br />
  73       <a href="UPGRADE">UPGRADE</a> - Upgrading instructions<br />
  74       <a href="README">README</a> - Everyone should read this.<br />
  75       <a href="COPYING">COPYING</a> - Licencing of SquirrelMail<br/>
  76       <a href="ChangeLog">ChangeLog</a> - Differences between SquirrelMail
  77       versions.<br />
  78       <a href="ReleaseNotes">ReleaseNotes</a> - SquirrelMail release notes.<br />
  79       <a href="release_notes_archive/">ReleaseNotes archive</a> - Notes for older SquirrelMail versions<br />
  80    </dd>
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