By Richard Downer

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	     | | (_| | (_| |_____| (_) |_____| |  | | | (_| | (_| |
	     |_|\__,_|\__, |      \___/      |_|  |_|_|\__, |\__,_|
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This guide makes several references to "OLR". This is short for "off-line reader" and is used in this guide to describe all OLRs (e.g. AmiQWK), tossers (e.g. Foozle) and message readers (e.g. Spot).

Tag-o-Miga is PostcardWare! If you decide to use Tag-o-Miga regularly you must read the section in the licence agreement. Thank you.

Introductions

• Introduction
• Features

Installation and operation

• Installation
• Operation
• Configuring Tag-o-Miga
• Tag-o-Miga's command line
• Troubleshooting

The tagfiles

• How to change the tagfiles
• Using macros

MOOD kludges, headers, Now Playing lines and signatures

• MOOD kludges
• Headers
• Now Playing lines
• Signatures

Legal stuff

• Licence agreement and distribution
• Disclaimer

Other stuff

• Acknowledgements
• Download sites
• About the author

"You've already won me over, in spite of me. Don't be alarmed if I fall head over feet. Don't be surprised if I love you, for all that you are."
  Alanis Morissette, "Head Over Feet" (1996)

Based on the original AmigaGuide documentation of Tag-o-Miga 1.1. Initial HTML Conversion by AG2HTML.pl V2.941126c, perl 5.00404 & witbrock@cs.cmu.edu