Welcome to POPFile v0.22.5
 
 This version is a bug fix and minor feature release that's been over a
 year in the making (mostly due to me being preoccupied by other
 things).
 
 
 NOMINATING POPFILE FOR AN AWARD
 
 SourceForge has announced their 'Community Choice Awards' for 2007 and
 is looking for nominations.  If you feel that POPFile deserves such an
 honour please visit the following link and nominate POPFile in the
 'Best Project for Communications' category.  POPFile requires multiple
 nominatins (i.e. as many people as possible) to get into the list of
 finalists.
 
 http://sourceforge.net/awards/cca/nomination.php?group_id=63137
 
 Thanks!
 
 
 WHAT'S CHANGED SINCE v0.22.4
 
 1. POPFile now defaults to using SQLite2 (the Windows installer will
    convert existing installations to use SQLite2).
 
 2. Various improvements to the handling of Japanese messages and
    improvements for the 'Nihongo' environment:
 
      Performance enhancement for converting character encoding by
      skipping conversion which was not needed.  Fix a bug where the
      wrong character set was sometimes used when the charset was not
      defined in the mail header.  Fix a bug where several HTML
      entities caused misclassification. Avoid a warning 'uninitialized
      value'. Fix a bug that the word's links in the bucket's detail
      page were not url-encoded.
 
 3. Single Message View now has a link to 'download' the message from
    the message history folder.
 
 4. Log file now indicates when an SSL connection is being made to the
    mail server.
 
 5. A number of small bug fixes to the POPFile IMAP interface.
 
 6. Installer improvements:
 
      Email reconfiguration no longer assumes Outlook Express is
      present.  Add/Remove Programs entries for POPFile now show a more
      realistic estimate of the program and data size.  Better support
      for proxies when downloading the SSL Support files.  The SSL
      patches are no longer 'hard-coded', they are downloaded at
      install time. This will make it easier to respond to future
      changes to the SSL Support files.  The Message Capture Utility
      now has a Start Menu shortcut to make it easier to use the
      utility.  The minimal Perl has been updated to the latest
      version.  The installer package has been updated to make it work
      better on Windows Vista (but further improvements are still
      required).
 
 
 GETTING STARTED WITH POPFILE
 
 An introduction to installing and using POPFile can be found in the
 QuickStart guide:
 
     http://getpopfile.org/wiki/QuickStart
 
 
 SSL SUPPORT IN WINDOWS
 
 SSL Support is offered as one of the optional components by the
 installer. If the SSL Support option is selected the installer will
 download the necessary files during installation.
 
 If SSL support is not selected when installing (or upgrading) POPFile
 or if the installer was unable to download all of the SSL files then
 the command
 
    setup.exe /SSL
 
 can be used to run the installer again in a special mode which will
 only add SSL support to an existing installation.
 
 
 CROSS PLATFORM VERSION KNOWN ISSUES
 
 The current version of SQLite (v3.x) is not compatible with POPFile.
 You must use DBD:SQLite2 to access the database.
 
 Users of SSL on non-Windows platforms should NOT use IO::Socket::SSL
 v0.97 or v0.96.  They are known to be incompatible with POPFile; v1.07
 is the most recent release of IO::Socket::SSL that works correctly.
 
 
 v0.22.0 RELEASE NOTES
 
 If you are upgrading from pre-v0.22.0 please read the v0.22.0 release
 notes for much more information:
 
    http://getpopfile.org/wiki/ReleaseNotes
 
 
 DONATIONS
 
 Thank you to everyone who has clicked the Donate! button and donated
 their hard earned cash to me in support of POPFile. Thank you also to
 the people who have contributed their time through patches, feature
 requests, bug reports, user support and translations.
 
    http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=213876
 
 
 THANKS
 
 Big thanks to all who've contributed to POPFile over the last year.
 
 John.