*** 111,118 **** 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? ! (bas) I have sqlite as part of AS Tcl on windows 8.4.11, and Linux 8.4.12. Are you sure you are using the AS tclsh, and not one that was installed from the Linux distro? _2005-Sep-30_ {linebreak} I like the idea of coming up with a standard mail database schema that any mail client could then --- 111,119 ---- 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? ! (bas) I have sqlite as part of AS Tcl on windows 8.4.11, and Linux 8.4.12. Are you sure you are using the AS tclsh, and not one that was installed from the Linux distro?{linebreak} + When all that was sorted out _2005-Sep-30_ {linebreak} I like the idea of coming up with a standard mail database schema that any mail client could then *************** *** 131,133 **** --- 132,142 ---- _2006-Jan-27_ {linebreak} I actually started writing a outlook clone based on Sqlite, for some of the same reasons that you describe (although I wanted calendar too) (bas). + + _2006-Jan-28_ {linebreak} + I'm the original poster with windows problem from 2005-Sep-30 so here's the + update on getting this MUA to work on windows.{linebreak} + SQLite3 was included with {quote: ActiveTcl 8.4.11.2} and is included in newer + releases of 8.4. But 8.5 (beta4 ATM) still doesn't come with SQLite3, nor the + mime package (perhaps some other packages are missing too). + See ExmuaOnWindows for more windows related info.