MAIL
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Syntax:
	MAIL [-s subject] recipient ...
	MAIL [-f mailboxfile]
	
MAIL serves to purposes: to send mail, and to read mail. It is not yet
finished, but can come in quite handy even in this early stage. You
don't need it, though; you can use GUS for nearly everything it does.

Sending mail
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Use the first syntax to send mail. You will be prompted for a subject
(even when you specify one, it will then be the default) and put into
the system editor (in fact, MMAIL will be run).

Reading mail
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Use the second syntax. If you omit the -f option, your incoming mailbox
($MAILDIR\$LOGNAME) will be used.

After the mailbox file has been read, you will see an info line about the
least recently sent message and a prompt. Press the following keys (not
case significant) to read your mail and move around in your mailbox:

	'-':  go back one message
	
	'+':  go forward one message
	
	'd':  delete the current message and go forward one message
	
	'h':  show a screenful of info lines, starting with the current
	      message
	     
	'u':  undelete the current message
	
	' ':  view the next unread message, or close mailbox if no more
	      unread messages remain at or after the current message
	     
	'\r': view the current message
	
	'r':  reply to the current message. This IS case-significant: The
	      message will be quoted if you use 'R' rather than 'r'.
	
	'x':  close mailbox, abandoning any changes you may have made
	
	'q':  close mailbox, incorporating changes
	
Mailbox locked
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