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.\"	@(#)tmail.1	1.1 %G%
.\"
.TH TMAIL 1 ""
.SH NAME
tmail \- print out mail messages, most recent first
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B tmail
[ username ]  [ mboxfile ]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I Tmail
prints Unix-style mail messages in reverse order (most recent first).
If no argument is given it looks in your system maildrop
.RI ( /usr/spool/mail/$USER ).
An argument which is a valid
.I username
causes
.I tmail
to look in that person's maildrop;
otherwise the argument should be the name of a Unix-style 
``mailbox'' file.
.SH SEE ALSO
tac(1), cat(1).
.SH BUGS
Should handle multiple arguments.
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9ce9293b JL	1	.\" @(#)tmail.1 1.1 %G%
	2	.\"
	3	.TH TMAIL 1 ""
	4	.SH NAME
	5	tmail \- print out mail messages, most recent first
	6	.SH SYNOPSIS
	7	.B tmail
	8	[ username ] [ mboxfile ]
	9	.SH DESCRIPTION
	10	.I Tmail
	11	prints Unix-style mail messages in reverse order (most recent first).
	12	If no argument is given it looks in your system maildrop
	13	.RI ( /usr/spool/mail/$USER ).
	14	An argument which is a valid
	15	.I username
	16	causes
	17	.I tmail
	18	to look in that person's maildrop;
	19	otherwise the argument should be the name of a Unix-style
	20	``mailbox'' file.
	21	.SH SEE ALSO
	22	tac(1), cat(1).
	23	.SH BUGS
	24	Should handle multiple arguments.