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< @Style(justification yes)
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> @Style(justification no)
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< center="@value(page)",right="Revision D, Aug. 1987")
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> center="@value(page)",right="Revision D, Feb. 1988")
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< @value(date)
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> February 2, 1988
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< @Set(page=0)
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> @Set(page=-1)
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> @blankspace(6.5 inches)
> 
> Revision D, February 1988: Mark Moormans.  Reorganized structure; added
> Chapter on privacy; replaced discussion of home mail machines with
> post office system; modified document to reflect use of Zephyr, in
> particular the use of the zwrite command.
> 
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> Although @b[mh] is our electronic mail system, @b[mh] is not a
> program.  @b[mh] is a @u[set of commands] like @b[scan] and @b[send]
> for manipulating electronic mail messages.  
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< 
< @Chapter(Don't Type @b[mh])
< @label(notype)
< Although @b[mh] is our electronic mail system,
< @b[mh] 
< is not a program!  So if you type:
< @begin(example)
< mh
< @end(example)
< and press @c(RETURN), you will see:
< @begin(example)
< /usr/new/mh: Permission denied.
< @end(example)
< @b[mh] is a @u[set of commands] like @b[scan] and @b[send] for
< manipulating electronic mail messages.  (Note that further command
< instructions will assume that you know to press the @c(RETURN)
< key at the end of the command line.)
< 
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< know to use the Athena mail system.
---
> know to use the Athena mail system.  Each command shown is entered by
> pressing the @c[return] key.
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< Received: by SPEAKER.MIT.EDU (5.45/4.7)
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> Received: by M11-111-11.MIT.EDU (5.45/4.7)
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< Message-Id: <8707312212.AA26986@@SPEAKER.MIT.EDU>
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> Message-Id: <8707312212.AA26986@@M11-111-11.MIT.EDU>
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< (person@@athena.mit.edu), the @b[Cc:] field shows where copies of the
< the message were sent (friend@@athena.mit.edu), and the @b[Subject:]
< field contains a brief summary of the message.
---
> (person@@athena.mit.edu), the @b[cc:] field shows where copies of the
> message were sent (friend@@athena.mit.edu), and the @b[Subject:] field
> contains a brief summary of the message.
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< beginning of this tutorial (Chapter @ref(whatis)). Even if you have
---
> beginning of this tutorial (Section @ref(whatis)). Even if you have
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< This will display the next most recent piece of mail you have
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> This will display the next piece of mail you have
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< @i(ever) received, type:
---
> @i(ever) received (and not deleted), type:
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< except now it includes all the mail you have ever incorporated into
< your inbox.
---
> except now it includes all the mail you have in your inbox.
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< a @b[-], then the last sequence number.  For example, type:
---
> a hyphen, then the last sequence number.  For example, type:
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< in Chapter @ref[whatis], @b[repl] would produce the following
---
> in Section @ref[whatis], @b[repl] would produce the following
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< E	To: <user@@ATHENA.MIT.EDU> (Random H User)
---
> E	To: (Random H User) <user@@ATHENA.MIT.EDU> 
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< Note that @b[repl] automatically copies the message to you and to the
< other people who received the original message.  Quite often, you may
< want to delete some of the addressees in the @b[cc:] field.
---
> Here @b[repl] automatically copies the message to you and to the other
> people who received the original message.  Quite often, you may want
> to delete some of the addressees in the @b[cc:] field.
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< sent when your machine prompt reappears on your screen.
---
> sent when your machine prompt reappears on your screen.  See Section
> @ref(problems) for other options to the @b[What now?] prompt.
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< E	-------
---
> E	--------
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< @label(delete)
< Unless a
< particular mail message is very important to you, it is a good idea to
< delete mail accumulating in your inbox on a regular basis.  It saves
< storage space that may be used to store more important files in the
< future.  To delete a message, type:
---
> @label(delete) 
> Unless a particular mail message is very important to you, it is a
> good idea to delete mail accumulating in your inbox on a regular
> basis.  It saves storage space that may be used to store more
> important files in the future.  You also may exceed your storage quota
> (which may lead to lost messages) if you don't periodically remove
> mail. To remove a mail message, type:
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< 
---
> A "@b[+]" appears next to the current folder.
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< check to make sure that your post office is not down (see Chapter @ref[howdo])
---
> check to make sure that your post office is not down (see Section @ref[howdo])
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< @b[man] command (see Chapter @ref(help)).  Athena hopes to have a
< complete documentation on Zephyr in the documentation racks by
< January, 1988.
---
> @b[man] command (see Chapter @ref(help)).  Athena hopes to have
> complete documentation on Zephyr in the documentation racks sometime
> in the near future.
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< To zephyrize your workstation for the duration of your login, just type:
---
> To zephyrize your workstation for the duration of your login, you must
> initiate something called a @i(windowgram client).  To do this just type:
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> Note:  Future Athena software releases may automatically start a
> windowgram client, @b[zwgc], at login.
> 
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< message it is.  At present, you can delete the windowgram message 
< by positioning the mouse cursor over
< the windowgram and pressing any mouse button.  (Since Zephyr is
< still experimental, windowgrams may have more command options, like
< save and reply, for use with the mouse in the future.)
---
> message it is.  At present, you can delete the windowgram message by
> positioning the mouse cursor over the windowgram and pressing any
> mouse button.  (Since Zephyr is still experimental, windowgrams may
> have more command options, like save and reply, for use with the mouse
> in the future.)
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< 
< @section(How Can I Send a Windowgram to Someone?)
< @label(sendwgram)
< It is a good idea to check whether or not another user is logged in
< before you try to send a windowgram message to him/her.  To do this,
< type:
< @begin(example)
< zlocate username
< @end(example)
< If they are currently logged in, @b(zlocate) will provide a
< message telling where and when they logged in.
< 
< Once you are sure that the person to whom you want to write is logged
< in, sending them a message with Zephyr is as easy as typing:
< @begin(example)
< zwrite username
< @end(example)
< @b[zwrite] will respond with
< @begin(example, size 10)
< Type your message now.  End with control-D or a dot on a line by itself.
< @end(example)
< Just type in your message, ending it with a @b[CTRL-d] or a period.
< @b[zwrite] will allow you to write messages of up to eight lines of
< approximately eighty characters each.  If you want to @b[zwrite] the
< same message to a number of different users, just add their names,
< separated by spaces, to the original @b[zwrite] command.
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< @comment(subscriptions)
---
> @section(What if I Don't Want to Receive Windowgrams?)
> @label(subscriptions)
> If you would rather not receive Zephyr windowgram notifications while you are
> logged in, just type:
> @example(zctl unload)
> and this will unsubscribe you from Zephyr.  If for some reason, during
> the same login session, you later want to resubscribe, it's as easy
> as typing:
> @example(zctl load)
> Keep in mind that these two commands work in conjunction with
> the file @i(.subscriptions) in your home directory.  For more
> information on how Zephyr uses this file, use the @b(man) command (see
> Chapter @ref(help)) for @b(zctl).
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< The following is an important memo to all ATHENA mail users.  Please
---
> The following is an important memo to all Athena mail users.  Please
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< @modify(flushleft, size 24)
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> @modify(flushleft, size 25)
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< @p(MEMORANDUM)
---
> @i(MEMORANDUM)
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< CHAOSNET@\username@@chaoshost.organization.domain
---
> CHAOSNET@\username@@chaoshost
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< UUCP@\eddie!host2!...!hostn!username
---
> UUCP@\hostn!...!host!username@@bloom-beacon.mit.edu
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< BITNET@\username%bitnethost.bitnet.mitvma.mit.edu
---
> BITNET@\username%bitnethost.bitnet@@mitvma.mit.edu
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< The closest host to connect to ATHENA must be @b(eddie) as it is our
---
> The closest host to connect to Athena must be @b(eddie) as it is our
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< CHAOSNET@\yourusername%athena.mit.edu
---
> CHAOSNET@\yourusername@@athena.mit.edu
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< INTERNET@\yourusername%athena.mit.edu
---
> INTERNET@\...!mit-eddie!mit-athena!yourusername
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< Also, Project Athena cannot guarantee that the @b[From:] fields produced
< by @b[mh] will allow mailers on non-Athena hosts to reply correctly to
< Athena mail.  If you discover that this is a problem and you know the
< appropriate reply address, you can insert a field called @b[Reply-to:]
< that contains the appropriate reply address (use Chapter
< @ref[howsendin] to find the appropriate format), allowing
< users on non-Athena hosts to send you mail with less aggravation.  If
< the non-Athena mailer does not automatically use the @b[Reply-to:]
< field, at least the non-Athena user may notice and try the return
< address listed there.   @b[mh] will not alter explicitly stated
< @b[Reply-to:] fields.
---
> Also, Project Athena cannot guarantee that the @b[From:] fields
> produced by @b[mh] will allow mailers on non-Athena hosts to reply
> correctly to Athena mail.  If you discover that this is a problem and
> you know the appropriate reply address, you can insert a field called
> @b[Reply-to:] that contains the appropriate reply address (use Section
> @ref[howsendin] to find the appropriate format), allowing users on
> non-Athena hosts to send you mail with less aggravation.  If the
> non-Athena mailer does not automatically use the @b[Reply-to:] field,
> at least the non-Athena user may notice and try the return address
> listed there.  @b[mh] will not alter explicitly stated @b[Reply-to:]
> fields.
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< commands and some of the @b[zephyr] commands.  If you want further
< information on a given command, consult the reference listed.  If the
< reference listed is "Manual," see the Unix manual page for that
< command.
---
> commands and some of the @b[Zephyr] commands.  If you want further
> information on a command, consult the reference listed.  The
> entry "Manual" refers to the Unix manual as a reference for that command.
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< @Tabset(1.3inches,4.3inches, 5.5 inches)
< @b[mh@\@=Brief Description@\@\@>Section
---
> @Tabset(2inches, 5.5 inches)
> @b[mh@\@=Brief Description@\@>Section
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< folders@\Lists folders/subfolders@\@\@>@ref[file]
< @\(same as: folder -all)
---
> folders@\Lists folders/subfolders (same as: folder -all)@\@>@ref[file]
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< scan@\Produce an abbreviated listing of selected@\@\@>@ref[read]
< @\messages, including sender and subject
---
> scan@\Produce an abbreviated listing of selected messages, including sender and subject@\@>@ref[read]
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< @Tabset(1.3inches,5.5inches)
< @b[Options@\@=Brief Description@\@\@>Section]
---
> @Tabset(2 inches,5.5inches)
> @b[Options@\@=Brief Description@\@>Section]
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< -help@\Print help info on preceding command@\@\@>@ref[help]
< mh_profile@\Change default message format@\@\@>***
< mh_suppress@\Filter out excess header information@\@\@>Manual
< -pack@\Consolidate messages in folder@\@\@>@ref[pack]
< prompter@\Quick and dirty message composition@\@\@>@ref[quicker]
---
> -help@\Print help info on preceding command@\@>@ref[help]
> mh_profile@\Change default message format@\@>***
> mh_suppress@\Filter out excess header information@\@>Manual
> -pack@\Consolidate messages in folder@\@>@ref[pack]
> prompter@\Quick and dirty message composition@\@>@ref[quicker]
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< @Tabset(1.3inches,5.5inches)
---
> @Tabset(2inches,5.5inches)
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< man@\Print manual page of selected command@\@\@>@ref[help]
---
> man@\Print manual page of selected command@\@>@ref[help]
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< @Tabset(1.3inches,5.5inches)
< @b[Zephyr@\@=Brief Description@\@\@>Section
---
> @Tabset(2inches,5.5inches)
> @b[Zephyr@\@=Brief Description@\@>Section
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< /usr/athena/zwgc@\Run Zephyr on your terminal@\@\@>@ref[zephyr]
< @\for duration of login
< zwrite@\Write and send a windowgram message@\@\@>@ref[sendwgram]
---
> /usr/athena/zwgc@ @ initiate a windowgram client for duration of login@\@>@ref[zephyr]
> zwrite@\Write and send a windowgram message@\@>@ref[sendwgram]
> zctl load@\subscribe to Zephyr@\@>@ref[subscriptions]
> zctl unload@\unsubscribe from Zephyr@\@>@ref[subscriptions]