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  *User comments* 
  
  _2005-Sep-30_ {linebreak}
! If I understood you correctly I should be able to install {quote: ActiveTcl} and run this app straight away?{linebreak}
! I installed {quote: ActiveTcl} 8.4.11.1 on Windows2000 but sqlite3 package is missing. Is there anything special that needs to be done to install sqlite3 from source so that {quote: ActiveTcl} can find it?
  (drh replies:) SQLite was added to {quote: ActiveTcl} recently.  Maybe 
  it didn't get into version 8.4.11.  Try the new 8.5 beta.{linebreak}
! I tried 8.5.0.0 beta3 and still no luck. There is no mention of sqlite in any documentation that came with {quote: ActiveTcl} and searching for "*sqlite*" in Tcl install dir returned no files. Can you confirm that sqlite really is included with {quote: ActiveTcl} for Linux? Or perhaps sqlite didn't make it into beta3 but will in beta4 or whatever it will be called?
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  *User comments* 
  
  _2005-Sep-30_ {linebreak}
! If I understood you correctly I should be able to install {quote: ActiveTcl} and run this app straight 
! away?{linebreak}
! I installed {quote: ActiveTcl} 8.4.11.1 on Windows2000 but sqlite3 package is missing. Is there anything 
! special that needs to be done to install sqlite3 from source so that {quote: ActiveTcl} can find it?
  (drh replies:) SQLite was added to {quote: ActiveTcl} recently.  Maybe 
  it didn't get into version 8.4.11.  Try the new 8.5 beta.{linebreak}
! I tried 8.5.0.0 beta3 and still no luck. There is no mention of sqlite in any documentation that came 
! with {quote: ActiveTcl} and searching for "*sqlite*" in Tcl install dir returned no files. Can you confirm 
! that sqlite really is included with {quote: ActiveTcl} for Linux? Or perhaps sqlite didn't make it into 
! beta3 but will in beta4 or whatever it will be called?
! 
! _2005-Sep-30_ {linebreak}
! I like the idea of coming up with a standard mail database schema that any mail client could then 
! interact with. For example, I might write a mail client in PHP or REALbasic, but the database itself will be 
! the same for both. So, perhaps the really cool thing about this project is the database that gets created.

sqlite - Experimental Mail User Agent