rohit@hpindda.HP.COM (Rohit Aggarwal) (10/29/88)
Yes In your .mh_profile file you need to specify which .components file to use: EG: .mh_profile (file) ---------------------------------------------- Path: Mail mshproc: vmh Signature: (rohit) Rohit Aggarwal Editor: gnumacs msg-protect: 600 folder-protect: 700 Previous-Sequence: pseq Unseen-Sequence: unseen ali : -alias mh_alias send : -push -alias mh_alias whom : -alias mh_alias scan : -h -form SCAN repl : -fcc +backup-mail -cc all comp : -form components mhl : -form MHL-FORMAT inc : -form SCAN
ault@PAWL.RPI.EDU (James Ault, ault@itsgw.rpi.edu) (10/29/88)
> A specific question is how do I tailor my headers. I want to > always have a Fcc line in the header. The components file seems to be > the place to start but I don't want to change it for everybody on the > system :-). What is the user level way to do it. I've tried a > components file in ~HOME, a .components , and the same in ~HOME/Mail. The way I did it was this: in .mh_profile, add the line repl: -fcc +outbox And in ~/Mail/components (a private copy of the one in /usr/local/lib/mh) put a file like this: To: Fcc: +outbox Subject: -------- The first one takes care of repl, the second takes care of comp. aka : James R. Ault BITNet : Jim_Ault@rpitsmts.bitnet Internet : ault@itsgw.rpi.edu
matt@ODDJOB.UCHICAGO.EDU (Matt Crawford) (10/29/88)
I left a blank "Fcc: " field in Mail/components so that I can fill in any folder name when using the editor "prompter" or any other editor.