zhou@seat.ece.cmu.edu (Frank Lei Zhou) (10/26/90)
Hi, everyone I would like to create an alias for a certain combination of receivers, e.g. To: user1, user2 Cc: user3 Bcc: user4. Does any one know how to do this? (I know how to make alias for user1 & user2 in the above example). Please post or email. I am a new reader of this group. If this question was asked before, could anyone send me a copy of answers? Thanks in advance, -- (Frank) Lei Zhou a.k.a. zhou@seat.ece.cmu.edu Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
erickson@buckaroo.ics.uci.edu (Gary Erickson) (10/26/90)
In <ZHOU.90Oct25132421@seat.ece.cmu.edu> zhou@seat.ece.cmu.edu (Frank Lei Zhou) writes: >I would like to create an alias for a certain combination of receivers, e.g. >To: user1, user2 Cc: user3 Bcc: user4. Does any one know how to do this? >(I know how to make alias for user1 & user2 in the above example). Please >post or email. You can do this by creating and specifying a different components file. If you put the following lines in a file called "mycomponents" in your mail directory (the Path: specification of your .mh_profile): To: user1, user2 Cc: user3 Bcc: user4 Subject: -------------- you can type "comp -form mycomponents" and you will be prompted for the "Subject:" line only. If you add another "Cc:" line with no names after it, you will be prompted for that line, also. /se University of California Irvine | 714/856-4035 Information and Computer Science Department | erickson@ics.uci.edu Support Group | ucbvax!ucivax!erickson -- Scott Erickson