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1 | .sh 1 Introduction |
2 | .pp | |
3 | Mail provides a friendly environment for sending and receiving mail | |
4 | by dividing incoming mail into | |
5 | its constituent messages and allowing the user to deal with them | |
6 | in any order. It provides a set of | |
7 | .i ed -\c | |
8 | like commands for manipulating messages and sending mail. | |
9 | .pp | |
10 | This document describes the Mail command at an | |
11 | introductory level appropriate for the casual user as well as a | |
12 | more detailed level appropriate for those whose usage of Mail | |
13 | is sufficiently frequent to justify such familiarity. | |
14 | The reader is assumed to be familiar with the \s-2UNIX\s0\** | |
15 | .(f | |
16 | \** \s-1UNIX\s0 is a trademark of Bell Laboratories. | |
17 | .)f | |
18 | Shell, the text editor, and some of the common \s-2UNIX\s0 commands. | |
19 | If you are a neophyte Mail user, section two of this | |
20 | document should provide enough information to allow you to effectively | |
21 | use Mail. | |
22 | The balance of | |
23 | this document describes more advanced features, which are useful | |
24 | to those commonly barraged with a large volume of mail. |