Usage of '-import' option
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e.g.

 > postie -host:mail.server.com -import -file:sample.txt

where the file 'sample.txt' is as follows...

     Message:
     To: you@whereever.com
     To: someoneelse@overthere.com
     cc: myboss@here.com
     From: me@here.com
     Subject: Test Message
     Importance: High
     Contents:
     This is the first line of text.
     This is the second line of text.
     This is the third line of text...
     File Item: g:\myfile.rpt

and so forth and so on, until the end of file is reached, or until the
'Message:' keyword is found again.  Here is a breakdown of the keywords:

Message:     a flag signifying the beginning of a new message. (required)
Newsgroups:  specifies newsgroup recipients.  Can be used multiple times. (at least one required)
To:          specifies an e-mail  recipient.  Can be used multiple times. (at least one required)
Cc:          specifies a carbon copy recipient.  Can be used multiple times. (optional)
Bcc:         specifies a carbon copy recipient.  Can be used multiple times. (optional)
From:        specifies who the message is from.  Can only be used once per message. (required)
Reply-To:    specifies who the message is to reply to.  Can only be used once per message. (optional)
Subject:     specifies the subject.  Can only be used once per message. (required)
Importance:  specifies the message's perceived importance (can be 'High', 'Low' or 'Normal').
Contents:    specifies that the following text should makeup the body of the message. (required)
File Item:   specifies a file (could be binary or ascii) to include with the message as an
             attachment.  (optional)

Note: the keywords are NOT case-sensistive. Multiple To: recipients are hidden from each other if
the -hide option is also used (otherwise you can use Bcc:).

If '-news' option is used then recipients are newsgroups rather than e-mail addresses.


