NU210CAC.TXT
  NUPOP Version 2.10 packaged by CAC for use with CACSLIP/OTCSLIP, CACBACKB
                                   04/22/94

INTRODUCTION

NUPOP 2.10 (currently still a test release) is the work of Phil Burns of
Northwestern University. This packaging includes his work, a free spell
checker (for DOS) that can be used to spell check DOS text files, in
particular text on the NUPOP Compose screen. NUPOP 2.10 also has quite
a few new features over 2.0.2 (finished version distributed with CACSLIP
et al). For example an NNTP (Netnews) client is supported as one of the
internal "Utilities" (like Gopher, Telnet, FTP, PH clients). Please see
the AAREADME.210 file for details.


INSTALLATION ON TOP OF CACSLIP/OTCSLIP, CACBACKB, SLIP2PPP
1) If you don't have the original CACSLIP/OTCSLIP or CACBACKB installation
   diskette(s), make a backup copy of your CACSLIP or CACBACKB subdirectory.
2) Obtain the file pub/access/test/nu210cac.zip from FTP.CAC.PSU.EDU
   anonymous FTP server. Copy this to subdirectory C:\TTT (for example).
3) Obtain a copy of PKUNZIP.EXE (distributed with CACSLIP/OTCSLIP, CACBACKB
   installation files), and copy it to the subdirectory from which you are
   currently running CACSLIP or CACBACKB. For example's sake here, let
   this subdirectory be: c:\cacslip or c:\cacbackb  respectively.
4) Issue the DOS commands:     CD c:\cacslip           or       CD c:\cacbackb
                               PKUNZIP -d -o C:\TTT\NU210CAC.ZIP
5) ReCUSTOM issuing:           CUSTOM  (or CUSTOM OTC for OTCSLIP)
6) Invoke CACSLIP or CACBACKB: CACSLIP (or OTCSLIP)    or       CACBACKB
   a) Choose Main Menu Item #3=NUPOP POPmail
   b) Re-establish your NUPOP settings; i.e., fill in your Access userid,
      Full Name, and chose any other Options that you may have previously
      chosen beyond the CACSLIP or CACBACKB defaults. Then Exit NUPOP.
   c) Choose Main Menu Item #5=Configuration Menu
      Choose 1=Save to save the settings done in 6.b.

NUPOP 2.10 is now ready to use.

USING THE SPELL CHECKER
At the Compose screen note the Spell Check button. Please read the file
c:\cacslip\MAIL\SPELL\AMSPELL.DOC or c:\cacbackb\MAIL\SPELL\AMSPELL.DOC.

When the Compose screen Spell Check button is clicked (or press Alt-p), the
spell checker loads its dictionary and checks the text of the Compose screen.
Words not found in the dictionary are presented one at a time; correction may
from the list (use DownArrow key to put the cursor on one), corrected by hand
(see the bottom line and use RightArrow/LeftArrow, Insert/Delete, type over)
to make your own correction, or press Enter to make no correction and move on
to the next un-recognized word. After processing the last recognized word in
this manner, screen control returns to the Compose screen with any corrections
made updated there.

You may also use AMSPELL to spell check any DOS Text file by issuing the
DOS commands (for example): CD c:\cacslip\mail\spell
                            SPELL filespec
                         or SPELL             (displays menu)
                         or SPELL ?           (to display brief Help)
Again, see AMSPELL.DOC for more information.


USING NUPOP 2.10 NNTP (NETNEWS) CLIENT

Click on Options/News to bring up the NNTP screen. See documentation in file
One nice feature of NUPOP 2.10 built-in NNTP client is that it keeps News
articles in mail boxes (which may be manipulated as any NUPOP mail box may).
Please see the text file AAREADME.210 for details on using this client.
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