http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/ 2008-11-18T17:41:54+01:00 http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/ http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-10-06T11:46:16+01:00 Kai Schätzl http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=devinfo:rfcs&rev=1223286376&do=diff1223286376 The full RFC index is available as a text file from the IETF Here (819kb covering 5078 RFCs as of October 2007). A full text search of RFC pages is available through the RFC Editor pages Here Prettier HTML versions of individual RFCs are also available e.g. from SunSite. text/html 2008-08-19T01:28:42+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=devinfo:crossplatform&rev=1219102122&do=diff1219102122 * wxWidgets A very richly-featured cross-platform toolkit. Free and Open Source. The emphasis is on portability, so some of the most modern C++ language features are not used. * SmartWin++ Not cross-platform. Not sure why it's listed here. text/html 2008-08-13T15:33:54+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaosfaq:usewithgmail&rev=1218634434&do=diff1218634434 How do I use VA with Google Mail (Gmail) ? Gmail is a free internet mail service offered by Google. Gmail is primarily intended to be a webmail service, but it is also possible to access Gmail using POP3 or IMAP and SMTP. In order to access Gmail via POP3 and SMTP it is necessary to connect to Google's mail servers using an SSL-encrypted connection -- this is required by Google, and is good practice as without it the login credentials (user ID and password) for the Gmail service would be tran… text/html 2008-08-13T14:36:56+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaoshelp:spellsetup&rev=1218631016&do=diff1218631016 Setting up spellchecking for VAOS 6.3 Background VAOS 6.3 supports spellchecking. This does not use the same spellchecking engine as VA5 as that was a commercial product, and could therefore not be used in VAOS which is free software. The spellchecking interface in VAOS has, however, been made to look as much like the interface in VA5 as possible while supporting some new features. text/html 2008-08-08T14:30:55+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaoshelp:aspellsetup&rev=1218198655&do=diff1218198655 Setting up GNU ASpell for VAOS GNU ASpell is a free Open Source spellchecker that consists of a commandline program (aspell.exe) that can be used as a standalone spellchecker, and also a DLL (aspell-15.dll) that can be integrated into an application program. The ASpell package itself does not contain any dictionaries, but dictionaries to be used with ASpell are available for a wide range of languages. You can download and install as many (or as few) languages as you need. text/html 2008-07-26T17:54:29+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaosfaq:vafiles&rev=1217087669&do=diff1217087669 What files and file types does VA use? Directories VA occupies a single application directory and also a messagebase directory that will have a number of subdirectories. The application directory and the messebase directory may be the same directory or they may be different directories. The case in which two separate directories are used is called a "split install". text/html 2008-07-26T16:23:45+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaosfaq:start&rev=1217082225&do=diff1217082225 The other FAQs * There are some older FAQs still on the Tikiwiki, these are slowly being updated and moved here. The New FAQs Setting up VA General Instructions for Downloading and Installing * What versions of VA are available? * What do I need to run VA? * Where can I download VA? * How do I install VA? * Where should I install VA? * What's this VCLHtml.dll file? Do I need that? * Does VA run on 64-bit Windows? text/html 2008-07-21T21:36:45+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=start&rev=1216669005&do=diff1216669005 VAOS 6 Progress What's new in VAOS 6? Release Notes New VAOS Manual in progress Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) VAOS Feedservice Other VAOS Links * VAOS Bugtracker Report bugs here! Please visit the newsgroups first, to see whether your problem has already been discussed. text/html 2008-07-21T21:02:46+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=devinfo:build_howto&rev=1216666966&do=diff1216666966 How to Build VAOS To build the full VAOS package from source you will need: * The VAOS source from CVS * For the main VAOS programs * The Boost libraries * A C++ compilation system - we currently use Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 * For CIX communications and the new service wizards * The Delphi development system from CodeGear (formerly Borland) * The Indy Open Source TCP/IP library for Delphi text/html 2008-07-21T20:37:34+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=devinfo:start&rev=1216665454&do=diff1216665454 Useful Information for VAOS Developers. * How to build VAOS * How to use VAOS CVS * How to boost VAOS * Sourceforge CVS Howto * Browse CVS on the Web * Building and Running VAOS with spellchecker support * VAOS SpellChecker implementation * Tips when using VS 2005 * Subversion client settings text/html 2008-07-21T20:32:22+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaosfaq:faqdownload&rev=1216665142&do=diff1216665142 Where can I download VA? The old commercial/shareware version, VA 5.51, is available from the VAOS website (and from several other places on the web). The download is a full installation program that you can run to get a full working VA 5 setup, including the commercial closed-source components. text/html 2008-07-21T19:07:05+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaoshelp:whatsnewvaos6&rev=1216660025&do=diff1216660025 VAOS 6.3 New Functionality * VAOS is completely open source; if you find bugs we are allowed to fix them. * Printing (messages, addressbook) * Editor GUI: Followup-to handling * Editor GUI: X-No-Archive support * Message display: ability to format Header and Message Body differently * Message display: better display of HTML messages * Message display: style sheet support * Message display: multiline URL continuation (possible continuation lines are marked with an arrow indicato… text/html 2008-07-21T18:59:49+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaosfaq:fawwhereinst&rev=1216659589&do=diff1216659589 Where should I install VA The simple answer Anywhere you like. VA does not need to be installed in any particular place and you can put it in any directory on any disk. The only requirement is that the path names in the ashmount.ini file must give the correct locations of the program files and the message database, which the setup program will ensure for you. text/html 2008-07-20T15:25:48+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaos:readme_6_3_0_1&rev=1216560348&do=diff1216560348 readme.txt file from VAOS 6.3 Build 1 release VAOS 6.3 Upgrade Installations --------------------- If you have upgraded from an existing VA installation then all your settings will remain unchanged and your full messagebase will be available as before. If you upgraded from an earlier version of VA that did not use style sheets you may find that some aspects of the appearance of messages in the viewing pane have changed. This is because VA has not yot generated a style sheet containing your … text/html 2008-07-20T15:22:21+01:00 Daniel James http://dokuwiki.virtual-access.org/doku.php?id=vaos:notes6_3_0_1&rev=1216560141&do=diff1216560141 Release Notes for VAOS 6.3 Build 1 This version can be downloaded from the VAOS project page on SourceForge. There is one downloadable file, an executable installer program. This can be used to create a new VAOS 6.3 installation or to update an existing VA5 or VA6 installation to version 6.3.