* Make real documentation

* i18n support in the same way as ejabberd and
   PyMSNt, PyICQ-t and PyAIM-t: using xml:lang, but have an option in
   the config to set the default language to show, when the client do
   not support xml:lang.i18n support (use xml:lang + default)

* Database backend (default SQLLite)

* Checkbox and radio button options in the forms to set when and how
   you like to get the messages (in offline, online, free for chat,
   away,... presence). 
   So:
Online: <radio button for notifications> <radio button for retrieving
   mails> <checkbox for digest (all new mails in 1 message)>
Away:  <radio button for notifications> <radio button for retrieving
   mails> <checkbox for digest (all new mails in 1 message)>
Free for Chat:  <radio button for notifications> <radio button for
   retrieving mails> <checkbox for digest (all new mails in 1
   message)>
Extended Away:  <radio button for notifications> <radio button for
   retrieving mails> <checkbox for digest (all new mails in 1
   message)>
Offline:  <radio button for notifications> <radio button for
   retrieving mails> <checkbox for digest (all new mails in 1
   message)>

* Dropdown menu in the forms with configurable time-intervals. E.g.,
   users can choose betwoon 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 15
   minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes, 1 day. The admin can configure in
   the configuration file of jmc which options are available.

* Support for Ad Hoc Commands (see PyMSNt cvs, avatar
   branch). Interesting for statistics.

* Support for attachements with size limit and file format limit
   (e.g. only png, jpeg,... but no exe, bat,...).

* Support for epoll, kpoll and kqueu (see PyMSNt cvs, avatar branch
   code).

* make JMC run on windows