OSMMUMAL - DOWNLOADING ULTIMAIL LITE/2 VERSION 2.100.004
6/25/96

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       Downloading Ultimail Lite/2 Version 2.10.004
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Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures
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DESCRIPTION

Instructions for obtaining the latest version of the Ultimedia 
Mail/2 Lite (commonly referred to as Ultimail Lite/2) 
application.

RESOLUTION

Accessing FTP from an OS/2 Window or Full-Screen Session

 1. From the prompt of an OS/2 Window or Full-Screen session,
    type the following and press Enter.

      FTP TESTCASE.BOULDER.IBM.COM

 2. Once you are connected to the server, enter the following
    information at the prompt and pressing Enter after each:

      Name (testcase.boulder.ibm.com): anonymous
      Password: anonymous

 3. You should now see the ftp> prompt. Type the following
    and press Enter. 

      cd /ps/fromibm/umlite

 4. If you enter the DIR command from the ftp> prompt, you will
    see that you are now in the UMLITE subdirectory. Located in
    this subdirectory is the file, UMF21004.ZIP

    This is the file required for updating the Ultimail Lite/2
    Application.

 5. At the ftp> prompt, type bin and press Enter. This ensures
    that you are in binary mode for downloading the zip file.
    You should see "Type set to I" as a response.

 6. Type get umf21004.zip and press Enter. The message
    "Opening BINARY mode data connection for umf21004.zip
    (2622073 bytes)" is displayed.

 7. A message indicating the transfer and the number of bytes
    received is displayed.

 8. Type bye and press Enter. This disconnects you from the
    FTP server.

 9. The file should now be located in the root directory of the
    drive where OS/2 is installed.

10. Create a TEMP subdirectory, if you do not have one. At the
    root prompt, type MD TEMP and press Enter.

11. Type copy UMF21004.ZIP X:\TEMP\ and press Enter (where X
    is the drive that OS/2 is installed on).

12. Type CD TEMP and press Enter. You are now in the TEMP
    subdirectory and should see the UMF21004.ZIP file.

13. Using PKUNZIP.EXE, unzip the UMF21004.ZIP file.

14. Using the system editor, open the README.UML file. Type 
    E README.UML (or TEDIT README.UML) and press Enter.

15. Follow the instructions given in the README.UML file.

16. If you need further assistance, contact the IBM OS/2
    Support Line.

Accessing FTP from the IBM WebExplorer
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 1. Open the IBM WebExplorer application. Type the following in
    the URL address area and press Enter.
    
      ftp://testcase.boulder.ibm.com/ps/fromibm/umlite

 2. "Index of /ps/fromibm/umlite" is now displayed.
  
 3. The file, umf21004.zip, is highlighted in blue.

 4. Double-click on the file name to begin the download process.
    
 5. In the dialogue box, type the directory where you want
    the file to be placed.

 6. Once the download has completed, close the IBM WebExplorer.
   
 7. Open an OS/2 Window or Full-Screen session.

 8. Create a TEMP subdirectory, if you do not have one. At the
    root prompt, type MD TEMP and press Enter.

 9. Type copy UMF21004.ZIP X:\TEMP\ and press Enter (where
    X is the drive OS/2 is installed on).

10. Type CD TEMP and press Enter. You are now in the TEMP
    subdirectory and should see the UMF21004.ZIP file.

11. Using PKUNZIP.EXE, unzip the UMF21004.ZIP file.

12. Using the system editor, open the README.UML file. Type 
    E README.UML (or TEDIT README.UML) and press Enter.

13. Follow the instructions given in the README.UML file.

14. If you need further assistance, contact the IBM OS/2
    Support Line.

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