Thanks for trying MailFlag.

A few things you probably should know:

  It's typically better to run MS Mail before running MailFlag
  if you intend to run both programs.

  When you delete messages, they are not placed in the
  'wastebasket' or 'deleted' folder. The are irretrievably deleted.

  MailFlag must have COMMDLG.DLL and MAPI.DLL available. MS Mail 
  should have installed these libraries on your system. Other than 
  that, "installation" is just a matter of running the program.

For more on these and other issues, look through the on-line Help. The
'General Concepts' should prove useful. The help is also where you'll 
find registration information & prices.

MailFlag is shareware. If you continue to use it after 30 days, you 
must register.  I've tried to be understanding, so the only 'naggging'
that the program does is the initial 'splash' dialog. 

Version History:

Ver 1.2 - 19 Sep 93
 Renamed to MailFlag ('MailCall' was in use by someone else)
 Fixed the GPF on system color change
 Added a 'Confirm Exit' configuration option
 Added capability to delete all types of messages from the pop-up

Ver 1.1 - 3 Aug 93
 Added the 'chime only once per message' option.
 Fixed the login / splash dialog interaction problem.

Ver 1.0 - 26 July 93
 Initial release


