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;; ------------------ UMT generic configuration file ----------------

;; This file specified the default parameters, and must be placed in
;; /usr/local/lib/UMT/UMT.cfg. You can copy it to your home directory in
;; ~/.UMT/user.cfg, and redefined values of some fields. You can remove
;; some fields or groups in your user.cfg, in such case the values of them
;; will be loads from the generic configuration file 
;; /usr/local/lib/UMT/UMT.cfg.
;; 
;; ALL FIELDS ARE CASE SENSITIVE. Be careful when you change some
;; fields.
;;
;;

;; -------------------- General options -------------------------------

;; The system font of UMT. Can be filled by "-fn <font>" from command line
SystemFont fixed

Editor {
;; The "Editor" define editor that will be executed if you choose
;; "Edit..." item in "Edit" menu of new message window.
;; Define "IsEnriched" "Yes" if selected editor support enriched text editing 
	Editor "/usr/local/bin/emacs -geometry +0+0 "
	IsEnriched No
}

Debug {
;; You can see debug and information messages in special window if
;; field "Window" sets "Yes"
;; The "LogFileLimit" defines the maximum number of lines, stored in the log file.
;; The group "Colors" defines colors of messages in debug window for
;; every type of message. The first color name defines message label
;; color, second color name - message itself. 
 	Window       No
 	LogFileLimit 200
	Colors {
		Critical    red       black 
		Error       darkred   black 
		Warning     blue      black 
		Statistics  lightblue black 
		Info        green     black 
		Debug       black     black 
	}
	ProgressIndicator On; Off
}

LanguageGroup {
;; The "LanguageGroup" specified possible languages of menu's, buttons,
;; etc. names. You can specify any new language, just make file with
;; names translations in it.
;; Field "DefaultLanguage" specified current language.

	Languages {
		English		/usr/local/lib/UMT/Language/english.msg
		Russian-iso	/usr/local/lib/UMT/Language/russian-iso8859-5.msg
		Russian-koi	/usr/local/lib/UMT/Language/russian-koi8.msg	
        }
	DefaultLanguage English 
}


;; ---------------------- Transport -------------------------------

;; This section of groups specified transport programs to
;; send/receive messages  

;; You can receive letters from POP3 server, or using your local
;; mailbox. Set field "UsePOP3" to "Yes" if you would like to use POP3, and
;; to "No" if you are using local mailbox. If "CheckMailOnStartup" is set to "Yes"
;; the mail will be retrieved on UMT start up.
 
UsePOP No
CheckMailOnStartup Yes

MailBox {
;; The group "MailBox" defined parameters of your mailbox. The
;; "FileName" specified full path to your mailbox. Usually it placed in
;; /usr/spool/mail/<your login name>, for example:
;;
;; FileName /usr/spool/mail/root
;;
;; If option "LeaveInMailBox" set to "Yes" the new messages will not
;; be deleted from your mailbox, and UMT will be use internal history
;; system.


	FileName	
	LeaveInMailBox  Yes 
}

Pop3 {
;; The group "Pop3" defined parameters of POP3 connection. The "Server"
;; field specified Internet address of your POP3 server. "Service" is
;; POP3 port symbolic name (from /etc/services) or number. 
;; You also should specify user name
;; and ,if you want, password. If you will not specify password UMT will
;; ask it when you retrieve new mail. You can choose, wherether to leave
;; mail on server. If option "LeaveInMailBox" set to "Yes" the new
;; messages will not be deleted on server, and UMT will use internal
;; history system. History means ID's of all massages received are
;; stored in history file and you will not receive received letters
;; again.

	Server		localhost
	Service		pop3
	User		
	Passwd		
	HistoryLimit	1024
	LeaveOnServer   Yes
}

;; The field "DeliverAgent" allows you to choose type of mail sending.
;; It can be "SMTP" and SMTP server will be used to send letters, or 
;; "Sendmail" - in such case to send mail will be used external
;; transport mail program, for example '/usr/lib/sendmail'. The letters will be
;; sent to it's standard input.

DeliverAgent  SMTP            ; Also can be Sendmail

;; If you do not have mail system running on your computer, and use SMTP
;; connection on slow speed line you can use background mail deliver
;; agent. Just set option "UseBackgroundDeliverAgent" to "Yes". 
;; This is special part of UMT and it works separately from
;; main UMT session as independent process. Unfortunately you can't see
;; sending process and errors, if any, on the screen in this version of
;; UMT. All information will be only stored in ~/.UMT/UMT-server.log file. 

UseBackgroundDeliverAgent No

Sendmail {
;; Here you should specify path to your external mail executable. For
;; sendmail, this is usually /usr/lib for SystemV and /usr/libexec for
;; BSD. Also you can specify command line options.

	Path 		/usr/lib/sendmail
	Flags 		-t
}	

SMTP {
;; Here you can set up options of SMTP protocol. "Server" is Internet
;; name or IP address of the server, where your SMTP server is
;; running. "Service" is SMTP port symbolic name or number. You also can
;; specify timeout in seconds. You can choose, wherether to leave mail on
;; mailbox. "Historylimit" is number of messages to store in
;; history. History means ID's of all massages received are stored in
;; history file and you will not receive received letters again.
	
	Host     	localhost
    	Port     	smtp         	; also can be numeric
	TimeOut  	15          	; in seconds
	HistoryLimit	1024
}


;;--------------------- MIME options --------------------------------

Body {
;; Here you should specify body defaults. You can choose values from
;; proposed lists, or type new ones. You can't specify encoding, not
;; supported by program.
;; Possible subtypes  are : plain, enriched, rich, ODA
;; Possible encodings are : 8bit, 7bit, quoted-printable, uue, uuencode, x-uue,
;;                          x-uuencode, x-btoa, binary
;; Possible charsets  are : us-ascii, ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2, ISO-8859-3,
;;		            ISO-8859-4, ISO-8859-5, koi8

	Type            text 
	Subtype         plain
	Encoding        8bit
	Charset         us-ascii
}

Default8BitEncoding    8bit			; Can be quoted-printable

Header {
;; You can specify additional fields into the header of your letter. In group 
;; "Header" you can specify such fields and its values

;;	0 X-Comment:		"I love UMT!"
;;	1 Reply-To:     	somebody@aaa.bbb.cc
;;	2 Return-Receipt-To:	somebody@aaa.bbb.cc
;;	3 X-URL:	        "http://my.home.page"
}

TimeZones {
;; You can specify any new time zone name and offset from GMT in hours
;; and minutes. Second two digit represent number of minutes, first -
;; hours. Before hours you can put minus sign.

	UT	0	
	GMT 	0
	EST	-500
	EDT	-400
	CST	-600
	CDT	-500
	MST	-700
	MDT	-600
	PST	-800
	PDT	-700
	Z	0
	A	-100
	B	-200
	C	-300
	D	-400
	E	-500
	F	-600
	G	-700
	H	-800
	I	-900
	K	-1000
	L	-1100
	M	-1200
	N	100 
	O	200 
	P	300 
	R	400 
	Q	500 
	S	600 
	T	700 
	V	800 
	U	900 
	W	1000
	Z	1100
	Y	1200
}

Short-Header-Format {
;; You can specify the shape of short header, that represent letter 
;; in list of letters. Short header may include the following standard fields:
;; Name: the text string defining the title of a field;
;; From: indicates the author;
;; To: indicates the recipient;
;; Delimiter: a set of symbols that is used to separate fields;
;; Subj: the subject of the message
;; Date: the date the message was sent.

;;   <number>  <object>     <positions>  <extension>
	1         Name         5            "From:"
	2         From         20
	3         Name         4            " To:"
	4         To           10
	5         Delimiter    1
	6         Subj         30
	7         Date         24           "by date:%D(%A)"
}

;; --------------------- View --------------------------------

Mailcap	{
;; In the "Terminal" field you should specify where is executable of
;; terminal program (such as xterm) which will be used to run text-based
;; external components - viewers and editors. In the "TerminalFlags" field
;; you can set up options. File name in options should be represented as
;; '%s'. Also you can specify mailcap search list in the "MailcapFiles" 
;; field. Mailcap file will be searched according to this list

	MailcapFiles ~/.mailcap.UMT /usr/local/lib/UMT/mailcap
	Terminal      xterm
	TerminalFlags "-e %s"
}

RTF-View-Configuration {
;; Some parameters for rich text viewer, which uses for UMT Help:

	Indent-Width	45.0    ;; in pixels

;; Excerpt command definitions. Commonly it use for reference identification as:
;;   Click <href><param>'reference'</param><excerpt>here</excerpt></href> .
;;         ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~=========    ==========~~~~~~~
;;                                         =======================
;; It mean that word 'here' will be look like as it gives in configuration
;; for Excerpt settings.
;;   Attension: this commands must be correct sequence of common rich text commands.
;;   All commands must be closed, as it requers by text/enriched rules.
	Excerpt-ON	"<italic><x-color><param>green4</param>"
	Excerpt-OFF	"</x-color></italic>"
}

Colors {
;; You can assign colors for different parts of user
;; interface.

	sColorAttachment		#007500
	sColorSize			#750000
	sColorHeaderHandler		#750000
	sColorHeaderValue		#000075
	sColorHeaderSpecialFieldHandler	#ff1441
	sColorHeaderSpecialFieldValue	#5151ff
	rtfDefault			#000075
	rtfBackground			#aaaaaa
}

;; ---------------------------- HEADER ----------------------------------

;; Field "ShowHeaderOrFields" specified what will be showed in messages - full 
;; header or only some fields 
;; In group "HeaderShow" you can specify most important header fields to be shown
;; when "ShowHeaderOrFields" sets "Fields". Once you add filed name
;; here, you can choose it's color.

ShowHeaderOrFields  Fields ; May be "Header","Fields"

HeaderShow {
;; Special Fields "To:","From:","CC:","BCC:","REPLY_TO:",
                   "Subj:"("Subject:"),"Date:","X-Face:"

	1 FROM:		#ff0000		#000075
	2 SUBJECT:	#ff0000		#000075
	3 DATE:		#ff0000		#007500
	4 TO:		#ff0000		#000075
	5 CC:		#ff0000		#000075
	6 REPLY-TO:	#ff0000		#000075
}

;; In the filed "HeaderViewFormat" you can choose format for showing
;; header fields. Enter here RTF line. First %s will be substituted for
;; filed name color, second for field name itself. Third %s will be
;; substituted for filed value color, fourth for field value itself.

HeaderViewFormat "<x-color><param>%s</param>%s</x-color> <x-color><param>%s</param>%s</x-color>\n\n"

;; This is a list of possible content-types for attachments. Every time
;; you attach file or document to your letter, you should specify its
;; type from one of listed here.

Attachments \
	"Text/plain" \
	"Text/Enriched" \
	"text/richtext" \
	"Text/html" \
	"Image/gif" \
	"Image/jpeg" \
	"Image/tiff" \
	"Application/Octet-stream" \
	"Application/postscript" \
	"Audio/Basic" \
	"Video/mpeg" \
	"Application/activemessage" \
	"Application/andrew-inset" \
	"Application/applefile" \
	"Application/atomicmail" \
	"Application/commonground" \
	"Application/cybercash" \
	"application/dec-dx" \
	"application/dca-rft" \
	"application/eshop" \
	"application/iges" \
	"application/mac-binhex40" \
	"application/macwriteii" \
	"application/mathematica" \
	"application/msword" \
	"application/news-message-id" \
	"news-transmission" \
	"application/oda" \
	"application/pdf" \
	"application/remote-printing" \
	"application/riscos" \
	"application/rtf" \
	"application/slate" \
	"application/wita" \
	"application/wordperfect5.1" \
	"application/zip" \
	"image/ief" \
	"message/external-body" \
	"message/partial" \
	"message/rfc822" \
	"message/news" \
	"text/tab-separated-values" \
	"video/quicktime" \
	"application/x-aiff" \
	"application/x-bcpio" \
	"application/x-bitmap" \
	"application/x-cpio" \
	"application/x-csh" \
	"application/x-dvi" \
	"application/x-framemaker" \
	"application/x-gtar" \
	"application/x-hdf" \
	"application/x-inventor" \
	"application/x-jot" \
	"application/x-latex" \
	"application/x-macbinhex40" \
	"application/x-movie" \
	"application/x-sh" \
	"application/x-shar" \
	"application/x-tar" \
	"application/x-tex" \
	"application/x-texinfo" \
	"application/x-troff" \
	"audio/x-aiff" \
	"audio/x-wav" \
	"image/x-pbm" \
	"image/x-ppm" \
	"image/x-rgb" \
	"video/x-sgi-movie" \
	"text/x-html"
;	"Multipart/mixed" "Multipart/alternative" "Multipart/digest" "multipart/appledouble" "multipart/header-set" "multipart/parallel"


;; OwnFaceFile "~/your.xface.pbm"

;; Signature {
;;	Use  Yes
;;	Filename "~/.signature"
;;	IsEnriched Yes
;; }

Printer {
;; The group "Printer" allows to define parameters of printing mail
;; messages onto your output device. UMT software supports PostScript
;; fonts, so you have to define the file that controls these fonts'
;; metrics. On the other hand, you have to define the printer
;; settings. An additional option allows you to enforce the message to be
;; deleted after you have it printed. In the "PsFontMetricsDir UMT/PsFontsMetrics
;; path to PostScript fonts metrics. In the "Command" field, type the
;; settings for your printer. If you have difficulties with setting the
;; options refer to your system administrator. If you would like to
;; delete temporary PostScript files after they are printed, set option
;; "RemoveFileAfterPrinting" to "Yes"

	RemoveFileAfterPrinting Yes
	PrintAttacments         No
	
	Fonts {
		PsFontMetricsDir 	 /usr/local/lib/UMT/AFM
		FontHeaderHandler	 Times-Bold
		FontHeaderValue		 Times-Italic
		FontTitle		 Times-Bold
		FontBody		 Courier
		FontAttach		 Courier
				
	}

;;	Command "lp %s"
	Command "xpsview %s"
}

Reply {
;; "HeaderFormatString" is designed to define the starting string of
;; your replying message that may contain information on the person you
;; reply to and the date and time you received his message. %s parameters
;; define the header field that must be substituted to the
;; location. "QuottingString" field defines the set of symbols that has
;; to be used to mark quotations in your outgoing messages.
;; "UseQuottingInDefFunction" option allows to make the quotting as
;; default function when you reply a message.

	UseQuottingInDefFunction No 			; May be "Yes" or "No"
	HeaderFormatString ">>>%s wrote at %s:\n" 	; From:, Date
	QuottingString ">" 				; if "%s" present, then 
							; From: field
}

RTFEditor {
	ShowCursorInViwer No
	Colors {
		DefaultColor 	darkblue
		BackgroundColor #C0C0C0
		CursorColor 	#0000ff
		BlockColor 	#707070 
	}
	KeyMap {
;;   Format :  <Key> <Command>
;;
;;   Key    :  [Ctrl+][ALT+][Shift+][word]
;;
;;   word   :  any word defined in XModMap or any symbol

;;   Next commands legal for editor end viewer
;;
;;   Up
;;   Down
;;   Left
;;   Right
;;   PageUp
;;   PageDown
;;   Home
;;   End
;;   StartOfText
;;   EndOfText
;;   PreviousWord
;;   NextWord
;;   DeleteCurrentChar
;;   DeletePreviousChar
;;   DeletePreviousWord
;;   DeleteNextWord
;;   NewLine
;;   Space
;;   Bold
;;   Italic
;;   Fixed
;;   Underline
;;   IncreaseSize
;;   DecreaseSize
;;   Center
;;   FlushLeft
;;   FlushRight
;;   IncreaseIndent
;;   DecreaseIndent
;;   IncreaseIndentRight
;;   DecreaseIndentRight
;;   SelectColor
;;   Search
;;   RepeatSearchForward
;;   RepeatSearchBackward
;;   RepeatLastSearch
;;   DeleteBlock
;;   DeleteToEOL
;;   PasteBuffer
;;   StartMarking
;;   CutToBuffer
;;   CopyToBuffer

		Up		Up
		Down		Down
		Left		Left
		Right		Right
		Prior		PageUp
		Next		PageDown
		Home		Home
		End		End
		KP_Up		Up
		KP_Down 	Down
		KP_Left		Left
		KP_Right 	Right
		KP_Prior	PageUp
		KP_Next		PageDown
		KP_Home		Home
		KP_End 		End
		Ctrl+a 		Home
		Ctrl+e 		End
		Ctrl+Prior 	StartOfText
		Ctrl+Next 	EndOfText
		Alt+Left 	PreviousWord
		Alt+b 		PreviousWord
		Alt+Right 	NextWord
		Alt+f 		NextWord
		Delete 		DeleteCurrentChar
		Ctrl+d 		DeleteCurrentChar
		BackSpace 	DeletePreviousChar
		Alt+BackSpace 	DeletePreviousWord
		Alt+d 		DeleteNextWord
		Alt+Delete 	DeleteNextWord
		Alt+c 		SelectColor
		Alt+s 		Search
		Return 		NewLine
		KP_Enter 	NewLine
		space 		Space
		Ctrl+k 		DeleteToEOL
		Ctrl+y 		PasteBuffer
		Ctrl+space 	StartMarking
		Ctrl+w 		CutToBuffer
		Alt+w 		CopyToBuffer

		F1 		Bold
		F2 		Italic
		F3 		Underline
		F4 		Fixed
		KP_Add 		IncreaseSize
		KP_Subtract 	DecreaseSize
		F5 		FlushLeft
		F6 		Center
		F7 		FlushRight
		F9 		IncreaseIndent
		F10 		DecreaseIndent
		F11 		IncreaseIndentRight
		F12 		DecreaseIndentRight

		grave 		"`"
		bracketleft 	"["
		bracketright 	"]"
		semicolon 	";"
		apostrophe 	"'"
		comma 		","
		period 		"."
		slash 		"/"
		minus 		"-"
		equal 		"="
		backslash 	"\\"

		Shift+grave 		"~"
		Shift+bracketleft 	"\{"
		Shift+bracketright 	"\}"
		Shift+semicolon 	":"
		Shift+apostrophe 	\"
		Shift+comma 		"<"
		Shift+period 		">"
		Shift+slash 		"?"
		Shift+minus  		"_"
		Shift+equal 		"+"
		Shift+backslash 	"|"
		Shift+delete 		DeleteBlock
	}

  Fonts {
    Normal {
	Smaller -*-courier-medium-r-normal--8-0-75-75-m-55-iso8859-1
	Normal -*-courier-medium-r-normal--10-0-75-75-m-60-iso8859-1
	Bigger -*-courier-medium-r-normal--12-0-75-75-m-65-iso8859-1
	Bigger1 -*-courier-medium-r-normal--14-0-75-75-m-70-iso8859-1
    }
    Fixed {
      Smaller -*-fixed-medium-r-normal--14-0-75-75-c-80-iso8859-1
      Normal -*-fixed-medium-r-normal--16-0-75-75-c-90-iso8859-1
      Bigger -*-fixed-medium-r-normal--18-0-75-75-c-110-iso8859-1
    }
    Italic {
	Smaller -*-courier-medium-o-normal--8-0-75-75-m-55-iso8859-1
	Normal -*-courier-medium-o-normal--10-0-75-75-m-60-iso8859-1
	Bigger -*-courier-medium-o-normal--12-0-75-75-m-65-iso8859-1
	Bigger1 -*-courier-medium-o-normal--14-0-75-75-m-70-iso8859-1
    }
    Bold {
	Smaller -*-courier-bold-r-normal--8-0-75-75-m-55-iso8859-1
	Normal -*-courier-bold-r-normal--10-0-75-75-m-60-iso8859-1
	Bigger -*-courier-bold-r-normal--12-0-75-75-m-65-iso8859-1
	Bigger1 -*-courier-bold-r-normal--14-0-75-75-m-70-iso8859-1   
    }
    Bold_Fixed {
      Normal -*-fixed-bold-r-normal--16-0-100-100-c-90-iso8859-1
    }
    Italic_Bold {
      	Smaller -*-courier-bold-o-normal--8-0-75-75-m-55-iso8859-1
	Normal -*-courier-bold-o-normal--10-0-75-75-m-60-iso8859-1
	Bigger -*-courier-bold-o-normal--12-0-75-75-m-65-iso8859-1
	Bigger1 -*-courier-bold-o-normal--14-0-75-75-m-70-iso8859-1
    }
  }

  HeaderFonts {
	Normal {	
		Normal  -*-courier-medium-r-normal--10-0-75-75-m-60-iso8859-1
        }
	Italic { ;HeaderFieldNam
		Normal -*-courier-bold-o-normal--10-0-75-75-m-60-iso8859-1
        }
  }
}


;;  ***  UMT Help configuration:  ***

;; Path with UMT Help pages:
HelpPath   /usr/local/lib/UMT/Help

;; Index page:
HelpIndex  index.rtf

;; Configuration on help references managers
;; (may be in future it will be appended to mailcap):
HelpReferences {
	img	"xv %s"
	xv	"xv %s"
	mpg	"mpeg2play %s"
}
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