I.	Configuration
		A. Settings
			1. System Wide Override Settings
				i. Why / Use
				ii. What files
			2. User Settings
		B. Data Files (pixmaps & glade)
			1. Directory Locations
			2. File Specifications
		C. Environmental Variables
		D. Command Line Options
II.	Skins
		A. Glade / Glade Files
		B. HowTo
			1. Use Skins
			2. Create Skins
		C. Where to Find Custom Skins
		D. How to Submit Custom Skins
III.	General Running FAQ
	1. Does Archimedes support skins?
	2. What type of skins does Archimedes support?
	3. What is Global Password Encryption?
	4. How do I use Global Password Encryption?
	5. Why use Global Password Encryption?
	6. Why use Twofish with Global Password Encryption?

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I.	Configuration
		A. Settings
			1. System Wide Override Settings
				i. Why / Use
				ii. What files
			2. User Settings
		B. Data Files (pixmaps & glade)
			1. Directory Locations
			2. File Specifications
		C. Environmental Variables
			1. Variable Listing
				TMPDIR					-directory to use for temporary files
				USER					-override/set user id
				HOME					-override/set home directory
				ARCHIMEDES_HOME			-specify where Archimedes stores configuration files
				ARCHIMEDES_CONFIG		-force archimedes to use given configuration file
				ARCHIMEDES_MODULE_PATH	-list of directories to search for modules
			2. How to Use in Popular Shells
				i. tcsh/csh
					The TMPDIR variable set to the value of /home/cfreeze/tmp
						setenv TMPDIR /home/cfreeze/tmp
				
					The ARCHIMEDES_MODULE_PATH can be set to a listing of directories.
						setenv ARCHIMEDES_MODULE_PATH /usr/lib/archimedes:/usr/local/lib/archimedes


				ii. borne, bash, POSIX sh
					The same examples from above rewritten to work in these shells would be

					TMPDIR=/home/cfreeze/tmp
					export TMPDIR

					ARCHIMEDES_MODULE_PATH=/usr/lib/archimedes:/usr/local/lib/archimedes
					export ARCHIMEDES_MODULE_PATH

		D. Command Line Options
			<addrs>...                Add addresses to the recipient list",
			-help                     this message",
			-display host:dpy         display name",
			-geometry geom            initial geometry",
			-private                  private colormap",
			-shared                   shared colormap",
			-standard                 standard colormap",
			-double                   double buffering",
			-bw width                 controls border width (-3 ... 3)",
			-iconic                   start iconic",
			-readonly                 don't modify configuration files",
			-cfgfile file             configuration file name",
			-cfgdir dir               where all configuration files are",
			-compose                  display compose window only",
			-message file             take composed message from file (- stdin)",
			-withhdr                  message in specified file includes header",
			-subject subject          specify subject of composed message",
			-s subject                same as -subject",

II.	Skins
		A. Glade / Glade Files
		B. HowTo
			1. Use Skins
			2. Create Skins
		C. Where to Find Custom Skins
		D. How to Submit Custom Skins

III.	General Running FAQ

		This section provides some answers to some common problems and
	questions.  Please feel free to send me mail with any additions to this
	list - either problems you are still having or tips that you would like
	to pass on.


	1. Does Archimedes support skins?
	2. What type of skins does Archimedes support?
	3. What is Global Password Encryption?
		Global Password Encryption (GPE) allows you to use a single password
			or password phrase to encrypt your passwords for safe storage 
			on your harddrive.
	4. How do I use Global Password Encryption?
		To use GPE, you first need an executable that supports encryption.  Please see
			the compile.txt file in the current directory for information on how
			to build a new executable with encryption support.

		After building a new executable, you must select the Global Password Encryption option in 
			the Configure Misc->Receive->Global Options dialog.

		You will next be prompted for a global password phrase. This phrase acts in much
			the same way as a PGP password phrase.  It is not stored locally on your
			harddrive and will be asked for each time you start Archimedes.  This passphrase
			is used to encrypt and decrypt your mail accounts passwords.  The default type of
			encryption is Twofish but can be changed in the gpasswd.* files.

	5. Why use Global Password Encryption?
		If you have multiple mail accounts reentering multiple passwords each time you start
			your mail client can be annoying, time consuming, and often prone to typing mistakes.

		GPE allows you to do what would normally be considered unwise.  GPE will safely, using a strong
			encryption algorithm, store your passwords locally on your own harddrive.  This allows you
			to enter a single password phrase at startup to unlock the encrypted passwords in all of 
			your accounts.

	6. Why use Twofish with Global Password Encryption?
		Twofish is a hybrid and brother of Blowfish.  The use of libmcrypt allows you to choose another
			strong encryption method if you want.
