tkbiff Documentation

tkbiff Homepage - top-level home page for tkbiff
Using tkbiff for the First Time - quick start
Using tkbiff's Default GUI - more information
Using tkbiff without a GUI
Arguments and Flags - for command-line interfaces
Configuration File - what it is and where to find it
Setting Variables - most people just need to set variables - here's how
API (Programming Interface) - if you want to use tkbiff as a noGUI-agent or if you want to create your own GUI
Secure Connections via SSL/TLS - encryption and certification
Installation
FAQ - frequently asked or otherwise interesting questions
Contributed Configurations - drop me a note if you've made any interesting customizations to tkbiff - that's what its design was meant for!
History - changes, bug fixes, and enhancements
Bugs - known bugs and workarounds
Surprises - advice and admonishments
Example Audios

Related references

D. Libes, Tcl/Tk-based Agents for Mail and News Notification -- or -- A Tale of Two Biffs, Software - Practice & Experience, John Wiley & Sons, West Sussex, England, Vol. 27(4), p. 481-493, April 1997.	An explanation of the ideas behind tkbiff and tknewsbiff which take two contrasting approaches to solve similar problems, including a brief discussion of other biff programs.
M. Crispin, INTERNET MESSAGE ACCESS PROTOCOL - VERSION 4rev1, RFC2060, December 1996.	The current IMAP specification, IMAP4rev1.
J. Myers, M. Rose, Post Office Protocol - Version 3, RFC1939, May 1996.	The current POP specification, POP3.

Last edited: Tue Oct 8 15:49:24 EDT 2002 by Don Libes