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The file server is a mail-response program. That means that you mail it a
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The file server has 4 commands. Each command must be the first word on a
line. The file server reads your entire message before it does anything,
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server treats the "Subject:" header line just like any other line of the
message. You can use any combination of upper and lower case letters in the
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Each directory has an index, and each subdirectory has an index. The
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The four commands are:  help, index, send, path

	help			gives you this message.
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	path <mailpath>		force server to use this return path

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"help"	If you ask for help, it will ignore any other requests in the
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"index"	If your message has an "index" or a "send index" command, then all
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"send"	There is a 100k limit on any single message.  If you notice
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EXAMPLES:
	index
	send AFMFiles Helvetica Helvetica-Bold
	send Documents EPSF.ps
	send Programs ehandler.ps greenbook.shar


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