Q1080 Has anyone setup the AirMail program to run under the U3 smart drive?

1000 Airmail user software (HF)

A1080 [from WA9OTP] A handy way to transport the AirMail program between computers is in a small USB flash drive. These drives are very inexpensive now, compact, and durable. When AirMail 'installs' it copies programs to your computer, it does not add complex links (DLLs).

According to Jim Corenman, KE6RK, who wrote AirMail:
"The only caveat is that if AirMail has never been installed on the machine, then a library file might be missing- vcl50.bpl which normally lives in the Windows/System32 folder. The fix is to copy that file into the Airmail folder on the USB-drive. 73, Jim"

I have tried this, and included the vcl50.bpl file as Jim suggests, and found that AirMail will boot and run from the flash USB drive on any other machine. Of course, you may have to adjust the comm ports for your new situation.

The Winlink Development Team

The Winlink 2000 system and Winlink software is built, maintained and supported by the all-volunteer Winlink Development Team (WDT).

Victor D. Poor, W5SMM
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Airmail, the popular user program, is separately written and supported by Jim Corenman, KE6RK.

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Volunteer administrators attend daily to Winlink discussion email groups, user registrations, access rights, RMS server administration, catalog and bulletin updates, and much, much more. This Winlink 2000 web site runs efficiently and contains useful information because of generous volunteer contributions. We would like to recognize the following volunteers for their dependable, invaluable and prominent service. Thank you!

Kevin Hedgepeth, NB7O
Don Felgenhauer, K7BFL
Bud Thompson, N0IA
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	The Winlink Development Team The Winlink 2000 system and Winlink software is built, maintained and supported by the all-volunteer Winlink Development Team (WDT). Victor D. Poor, W5SMM Rick Muething, KN6KB Steve Waterman, K4CJX Tom Lafleur, KA6IQA Lee Inman, K0QED Hans A. Kessler, N8PGR Don Moore, KM0R Tyler Gaillard, KT4XD Lor Kutchins, W3QA Neil Hughes, VE1YZ Don Trotter, VE1DTR Phil Sutherland, VK6KPS Peter Woods, N6PRW Steve Hicks, N5AC Airmail, the popular user program, is separately written and supported by Jim Corenman, KE6RK. Administrators of internet email systems needing to contact the WL2K System Administrator, please use this link.	Winlink Network and Web Site Contributors Volunteer administrators attend daily to Winlink discussion email groups, user registrations, access rights, RMS server administration, catalog and bulletin updates, and much, much more. This Winlink 2000 web site runs efficiently and contains useful information because of generous volunteer contributions. We would like to recognize the following volunteers for their dependable, invaluable and prominent service. Thank you! Kevin Hedgepeth, NB7O Don Felgenhauer, K7BFL Bud Thompson, N0IA Tom Whiteside, N5TW