Voyager's Cache configuration is not fully functional yet but two of the On-Disk Cache options may be used.

• Maximum Size defines the largest size (in kilobytes) that Voyager's disk cache may grow to. Once it gets to this size, older documents are removed from the cache to make way for newer ones.

• Verify configures Voyager's cache verification. Voyager can check when you access a document that resides in its cache to see if it has been updated since your last access to it. If it has not been changed, it displayed the cached version. You can tell Voyager to verify the documents Once per session, Upon every access to the page, or Never (always use the cache).

3.58 Security

Voyager's Security functions are currently not accessible for you to configure.

3.59 Mail and News

Voyager currently supports mailto: links to send email to people on the net, and can access an NNTP news server to allow you to browse Usenet newsgroups. Here is where you can configure your identity to show the rest of the world.

• Your email address is required so that people can write back to you.

• Your Real Name is optional, but most people on the net prefer to know who they are conversing with.

• Organization is an optional field for anyone using Voyager within a business to fill in their company name for email/news.

• SMTP (mail) server and NNTP (news) are the servers which Voyager needs to talk to in order to send the mail or news that you have composed to the correct recipient. If you have any problems with these, your ISP should be able to help you.

• Telnet app defines an application to be launched when you click on a telnet: link within Voyager. %h sends the hostname in the link to the telnet application, and %p the port (if any). At Vaporware, of course, we recommend that you use AmTelnet %h %p.

3. 510 MIME Settings

The MIME GUI allows you to set your preferences so when Voyager encounters certain objects/files it performs an action: views them, plays them, launches an external program or saves the file to your hard drive.

• MIME Type - this allows you to select the MIME header (type of MIME file you want Voyager to handle).

• Extensions - this is more simple to understand. Essentially it is the extension of a file you want Voyager to handle. If it was a ZIP file, for example, Voyager would be told to look for the .zip extension.

• Organization is an optional field for anyone using Voyager within a business to fill in their company name for email/news.

• SMTP (mail) server and NNTP (news) are the servers which Voyager needs to talk to in order to send the mail or news that you have composed to the correct recipient. If you have any problems with these, your ISP should be able to help you.

• Telnet app defines an application to be launched when you click on a telnet: link within Voyager. %h sends the hostname in the link to the telnet application, and %p the port (if any). At Vaporware, of course, we recommend that you use AmTelnet %h %p.