Junk Spy (tm) for OS/2 from Sundial Systems
Release Notes (README.TXT) for Junk Spy Version 2.0
April 2001


Thank you for trying Junk Spy Version 2.0 for OS/2. This file
contains information which supplements the on-line documentation
as well as other key information to help you get started.


Compatibility

OS/2, Presentation Manager, and Workplace Shell Compatibility:

Junk Spy is designed specifically for use with OS/2 Version 3 or
4 and the Workplace Shell.  This includes all of the following
releases:

    OS/2 Warp Server for e-Business
        "General Availability" release
    OS/2 Warp 4
        "General Availability" release
    OS/2 Warp Server
        "General Availability" release
    OS/2 Warp Connect
        "Red Box" (for use with Windows) release
        "Blue Box" (with Win-OS2) release

Most "FixPak" levels of the above have also been tested.

Note: Warp 3 is ONLY supported when the networking portion of Warp
Connect has been installed.


Email Program Compatibility:

Junk Spy works with most POP3 email programs.  Sundial Systems
has specifically tested Junk Spy with the following OS/2 email
clients:

    MR/2 ICE 1.6x - 2.0
    Netscape 2.02 Service Level 8, 4.04, 4.61
    PMMail 1.95, 1.96, 2.x
    Polarbar Mailer
    Post Road Mailer 3.0


Installation Instructions

First, if you downloaded Junk Spy or received it electronically, 
unzip the files into a temporary directory. 

Next, change to the directory where you unzipped the files, or
to the diskette on which you received Junk Spy. From there, run
INSTALL.EXE.

Or if you prefer, open the folder or drive object that contains
the unzipped Junk Spy files and double click on the
INSTALL.EXE icon.

When INSTALL.EXE starts, it will ask you where to install Junk
Spy.  (Note to Junk Spy Prerelease Users: Version 2.0 may be
installed over any previous version.)

Once you've specified a directory, the installation program
will begin to copy the files.  When the installation is
complete, you'll have a folder for Junk Spy on your OS/2
desktop.

Open the folder and start Junk Spy by double clicking on the
program object.  Alternatively, if you open an OS/2 command
window, you can change to the Junk Spy directory and run the
JUNKSPY.EXE executable from the command line.

Your next step should be to follow the Getting Started Guide
for your specific email program.  It's located in the Junk Spy
documentation folder and will take you step by step through
the process of configuring your email program to communicate
with Junk Spy.  Following these directions will insure that
Junk Spy can properly interact with both your email program
and your mail server.


Getting Junk Detection Updates

One of Junk Spy's important features is the ability to
automatically receive and process updates via email.  

This service is available only to licensed users of Junk Spy,
and is initially based on contact information provided when the 
product was purchased.

After purchase, you'll receive a password to use with your 
license number for access to the Junk Spy Detection Update Center
at:

http://www.JunkSpy.com/updatecenter.html

We strongly suggest that you change the password right away to
something that is meaningful to you.

The Junk Spy Detection Update Center is the place to go if you need
to change the email address that your Junk Spy updates are sent to.
In addition, you'll see when updates have been sent and can have them
resent to you, if necessary.


Limitations

Listed below are some known limitations which may impact your
use of the current version of Junk Spy.

    * TCP/IP version 4.1 has several known problems.  Before
      using Junk Spy please upgrade to TCP/IP 4.2 by installing
      MPTS FixPak 8620.  You can download this update from
      ftp://ps.software.ibm.com/ps/products/mpts/fixes/english-us/wr08620/

      NOTE: This update only applies to TCP/IP 4.1 and is not
      compatible with the TCPIP 4.0 included with Warp 4.  Junk
      Spy will function correctly with these earlier versions.

    * Use of Junk Spy's option to delete (rather than flag) 
      incoming junk email should not be used with PMMail, Post
      Road Mailer or MR2/ICE (due to limitations in way they
      communicate with mail servers).

    * A very few users have reported difficulty using Junk Spy in a DHCP
      environment.  Junk Spy is compatible with DHCP clients, but may
      have difficulty with certain DHCP parameters.  If you are
      experiencing problems with Junk Spy on a DHCP system please
      contact technical support.


The Legal Fine Print

Copyright (c) 2001 Sundial Systems Coporation.  All Rights
Reserved. Junk Spy is a trademark of Sundial Systems
Corporation.  All other trademarks remain the property of
their respective owners.


Technical Support

We at Sundial Systems are committed to supporting you, our
customer.

We track all questions, comments, and "bug reports" concerning
our products and use this information in planning future
releases.  If there are features you particularly like or
things you think should be added to our products, please let
us know.

Please consult your license agreement and the on-line
documentation for details about the level of technical support
to which you are entitled.

On the Internet you can send email to support@JunkSpy.com,
or visit us on the web at www.JunkSpy.com.

Thanks in advance,
Junk Spy Support
Sundial Systems Corporation