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+================================================================================
+
+= = = = = = = = = = = = =   Thunderbird Read Me    = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
+
+================================================================================
+
+Thunderbird is subject to the terms detailed in the license agreement
+accompanying it.
+
+This Read Me file contains information about system requirements and
+installation instructions for the OS/2 build of Thunderbird.
+
+For more info on Thunderbird, see http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/.
+For more info on the OS/2 port see http://www.mozilla.org/ports/os2. To submit
+bugs or other feedback check out Bugzilla at https://bugzilla.mozilla.org for
+links to known bugs, bug-writing guidelines, and more. You can also get help
+with Bugzilla by pointing your IRC client to #mozillazine at irc.mozilla.org,
+OS/2 specific problems are discussed in #warpzilla and in the newsgroup
+netscape.public.mozilla.os2 on news.mozilla.org and other newsservers.
+
+
+================================================================================
+
+                          Getting Thunderbird
+
+================================================================================
+
+Official Milestone builds of Thunderbird are published on the release page at
+
+  http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/releases/
+
+OS/2 releases are not created by Mozilla.org staff and may appear on the page
+http://www.mozilla.org/ports/os2 before the releases page. Be sure to read the
+Thunderbird release notes linked on the releases page for information on known 
+problems and installation issues with Thunderbird.
+
+
+================================================================================
+
+                        System Requirements on OS/2
+
+================================================================================
+
+- This release requires updated C runtime DLLs (libc-0.5.1) from
+     http://www.innotek.de/products/gccos2/download/gccos2download_e.html
+  in order to run. By default the installation routine places them in \OS2\DLL
+  on your bootdrive, but you can put them in the same directory as Thunderbird's
+  executable, or somewhere else in your LIBPATH.
+
+- Minimum hardware requirements
+  + Pentium class processor
+  + 64 MiB RAM plus 64 MiB free swap space
+  + 35 MiB free harddisk space for installation
+    plus storage space for disk cache
+
+- Recommended hardware for acceptable performance
+  + 500 MHz processor
+  + 256 MiB RAM plus 64 MiB free swap space
+    NOTE: Thunderbird's performance and stability increases the more physical
+    RAM is available. Especially for long sessions 512 MiB of memory is
+    recommended.
+  + Graphics card and driver capable of displaying more than 256 colors
+
+- Software requirements
+  + Installation on a file system supporting long file names
+    (i.e. HPFS or JFS but not FAT)
+  + OS/2 Warp 4 with Fixpack 15 or later
+  + MPTS version 5.3
+  + TCP/IP version 4.1
+  + INETVER: SOCKETS.SYS=5.3007, AFOS2.SYS=5.3001, AFINET.SYS=5.3006
+    NOTE: Do not attempt to use MPTS & TCP/IP versions below these INETVER
+    levels. Although Thunderbird may seem to start and run normally with older
+    stacks, some features Thunderbird needs are not implemented correctly in
+    older MPTS versions, which may result in crashes and data loss.
+
+  + Convenience Pack 2 or eComStation 1.0 or later meet these requirements
+    out of the box.
+
+
+================================================================================
+
+                          Installation Instructions
+
+================================================================================
+
+For all platforms, unpack into a clean (new) directory.  Installing on top of
+previously released builds may cause problems with Thunderbird.
+
+Note: These instructions do not tell you how to build Thunderbird.
+For info on building the Thunderbird source, see
+
+  http://www.mozilla.org/build/
+
+
+OS/2 Installation Instructions
+------------------------------
+
+   On OS/2, Thunderbird does not have an installation program. To install it,
+   download the .zip file and follow these steps:
+
+     1. Click the "Zip" link on the site you're downloading Thunderbird from
+     to download the ZIP package to your machine. This file is typically called
+     thunderbird-*-os2.zip where the "*" is replaced by the Thunderbird version.
+
+     2. Navigate to where you downloaded the file and unpack it using your
+     favorite unzip tool.
+
+     3. Keep in mind that the unzip process creates a directory "thunderbird"
+     below the location you point it to, i.e. 
+        unzip thunderbird-1.0-os2.zip -d c:\thunderbird-1.0
+     will unpack Thunderbird into c:\thunderbird-1.0\thunderbird.
+
+     4. Make sure that you are _not_ unpacking over an old installation. This is
+     known to cause problems.
+
+     5. To start Thunderbird, navigate to the directory you extracted
+     Thunderbird to, make sure that the C library DLLs are copied to the
+     installation directory or installed in the LIBPATH, and then double-click
+     the Thunderbird.exe object.
+
+
+Running multiple versions concurrently
+--------------------------------------
+
+Because various members of the Mozilla family (i.e. Mozilla, Firefox, 
+Thunderbird, IBM Web Browser) may use different, incompatible versions of the
+same DLL, some extra steps may be required to run them concurrently.
+
+One workaround is the LIBPATHSTRICT variable. To run Thunderbird one can create
+a CMD script like the following example (where an installation of Thunderbird
+exists in the directory d:\internet\thunderbird is assumed):
+
+   set LIBPATHSTRICT=T
+   rem The next line may be needed when a different Mozilla program is listed in LIBPATH
+   rem set BEGINLIBPATH=d:\internet\thunderbird
+   rem The next line is only needed to run two different versions of Thunderbird
+   rem set MOZ_NO_REMOTE=1
+   d:
+   cd d:\internet\thunderbird
+   thunderbird.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
+
+Similarly, one can create a program object to start Thunderbird using the
+following settings:
+
+   Path and file name: *
+   Parameters:         /c set LIBPATHSTRICT=T & .\thunderbird.exe "%*"
+   Working directory:  d:\internet\thunderbird
+
+(One might need to add MOZ_NO_REMOTE and/or BEGINLIBPATH as in the CMD script
+above depending on the system configuration.)
+
+Finally, the simplest method is to use the Run! utility by Rich Walsh that can
+be found in the Hobbes Software Archive:
+
+   http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=Run!
+
+Read its documentation for more information.
+
+
+Separating profiles from installation directory
+-----------------------------------------------
+
+To separate the locations of the user profile(s) (containing the bookmarks and
+all customizations) from the installation directory to keep your preferences in
+the case of an update even when using ZIP packages, set the variable 
+MOZILLA_HOME to a directory of your choice. You can do this either in Config.sys
+or in a script or using a program object as listed above. If you add
+
+   set MOZILLA_HOME=f:\Data
+
+the Thunderbird user profile will be created in "f:\Data\Thunderbird".
+
+If you are migrating from Mozilla, Thunderbird's import routine will only find
+the existing Mozilla profile data if MOZILLA_HOME is correctly set to point to
+it.
+
+
+Other important environment variables
+-------------------------------------
+
+There are a few enviroment variables that can be used to control special
+behavior of Thunderbird on OS/2:
+
+- set NSPR_OS2_NO_HIRES_TIMER=1
+  This causes Thunderbird not to use OS/2's high resolution timer. Set this if
+  other applications using the high resolution timer (multimedia apps) act
+  strangely.
+
+- set MOZILLA_USE_EXTENDED_FT2LIB=T
+  If you have the Innotek Font Engine installed this variable enables special
+  functions in Thunderbird to handle unicode characters.
+
+- set MOZ_NO_REMOTE=1
+  Use this to run two instances of Thunderbird simultaneously (like e.g. debug
+  and optimized version).
+
+Find more information on this topic and other tips on
+   http://www.os2bbs.com/os2news/Warpzilla.html
+
+
+Known Problems of the OS/2 version
+----------------------------------
+
+Cross-platform problems are usually listed in the release notes of each
+milestone release.
+
+- Bug 167884, "100% CPU load when viewing site [tiling transparent PNG]":
+  https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167884
+On OS/2, Mozilla's rendering engine is known to have very slow performance on
+websites that use small, repeated images with transparency for their layout.
+This might also affect HTML emails displayed in Thunderbird.
+
+Other known problems can be found by following the link "Current Open Warpzilla
+Bugs" on the OS/2 Mozilla page <http://www.mozilla.org/ports/os2/>.