Install steps

Install steps

INSTALL NOTES:

  1. Unzip the archive containing the AppMail application.
  2. In the resulted folder, you’ll find a folder named “latest”. Upload the contents of that folder on your web hosting account, in the document root, that is, /home/username/public_html most likely. Please note that if you already have another web app installed in your document root (i.e.: wordpress), it is better to create a new folder inside the document root, say mailer (/home/username/public_html/mailer/) and put the files there.
  3. Point your browser to the install directory.
  4. After installing, make sure you remove the install folder from your host (the folder that is called install).

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