If you think additional problems should be listed in this file, please contact
the authors, or send mail to "grnbugs" from within GRn.

1)  "I can't get GRn to execute SendMail or PostNews".

    Hmm. This shouldn't happen anymore on 1.16f, UNLESS you don't have
    the directory where SendMail and PostNews are in the Workbench path
    when you started GRn.

    Try quiting GRn, "loadwb newpath" and then restarting GRn.

    If that doesn't work, then:

        1) Put GRn in the same directory with the other programs (normally
           uucp:c).

        2) Explicitly name the full pathnames to the programs in your
           uulib:config file.

    or:

        3) Set the environment variables SENDMAIL and POSTNEWS to point
           to the full pathnames of the programs in your uulib:config
           file.

2)  "GRn doesn't open on my custom/public/whatever screen"

    As a Workbench user, you simply need to edit the tooltypes in GRn's icon
    (grn.info) to set LEFT, TOP, HEIGHT, WIDTH, and PUBSCREEN. Then, GRn will
    use your existing screen UNLESS GRN WILL NOT FIT. GRn requires a minimum
    screen size of 600x400.

    As a Shell user, just pass these as arguments when you start GRn.

3)  "GRn doesn't use my custom font"

    As a Workbench user, you simple need to edit the tooltypes in GRn's icon
    (grn.info) to set MSGFONT and MSGFONTSIZE. The MSGFONT must be in the
    "anyfont.font" style, or GRn will fail.

    As a Shell user, just pass these are arguments when you start GRn.

4)  "GRn doesn't scroll properly with my custom font"

    Well, I thought I fixed this problem. Maybe not. Send me your font, and
    I'll try to fix the problem. Make sure you tell me what size screen you
    are using GRn on, and whether you are PAL or NTSC.

5)  "GRn doesn't use my custom font in the gadgets"

    True. It's a pretty big bother to have variable sized gadgets. At this
    time, I've decided against them. If enough people ask for them, I can
    probably be convinced to change my mind.

7)  "How do I use GRn with C-News?"

    Use environment variables:

    USERNAME    - the login name of the user running GRn
    REALNAME    - the full name of the user running GRn
    NEWSEDITOR  - the program to run to Edit outgoing News
    MAILEDITOR  - the program to run to Edit outgoing Mail
    SENDMAIL    - the program that submits Mail to UUCP
    POSTNEWS    - the program that submits News to UUCP

    You STILL must have a directory named UUNEWS:, which is the directory
    where the top-level news directories exists. You must also have a UULIB:
    directory that contains signature files, etc. It may contain a file
    named CONFIG that contains standard AmigaUUCP configuration information.
    GRn will use those redirections, if they exist, for UULIB and UUNEWS.
    GRn will first check environment variables before opening the CONFIG file.

    Read GRn.man.

8)  "How do I use GRn with NNTP?"

    It's pretty easy. Why didn't you read GRn.man?

    Use environment variables:

    USERNAME    - the login name of the user running GRn
    REALNAME    - the full name of the user running GRn
    NEWSEDITOR  - the program to run to Edit outgoing News
    MAILEDITOR  - the program to run to Edit outgoing Mail
    SENDMAIL    - the program that submits Mail to UUCP

    GRn still uses the UULib: directory to look for the username.grnrc and
    username.signature, etc. It may contain a file named UULib:Config that
    contains standard AmigaUUCP configuration information. If you haven't
    set the UULIB environment variables, but HAVE redirected in that file,
    GRn will use those redirections, if they exist.

    Read GRn.man.

    If you are using the serial port, also read GRn-Term.man.

9)  "I'm using GRn with C-News, and GRn doesn't seem to notice new articles
    in some newsgroups. What can I do?"

    The C-News EXPIRE program can leave "holes" in article numbers. This is
    not a bug, just a different way that the C-News EXPIRE works.

    To minimize this problem, ensure that "GRn CNEWS UPDATERC" is executed
    BEFORE each EXPIRE run. This will make sure that GRn is as up-to-date as
    possible, and that there are as few holes as possible.

    GRn tries to compensate by checking for up to 10 "holes". However, if
    there are more than this GRn will not be able to find new articles. You
    must then Junk the newsgroup (unsubscribe) and then resubscribe.

    GRn will handle this differently in version 1.16g, to avoid this problem.