lepreau (08/04/82)
In the distributed 4.1bsd Mail (ucbmail) there are several extremely useful commands which I haven't seen documented anywhere. Should be added to man/tutorial entries somewhere. 1. ~: <command-level mail cmd> For example, here's the way to re-read the message you're replying to after you've started replying: ~: t (type current msg) 2. ~f [n] Just like ~m (interpolate/forward message), but without shifting it. 3. Capital 'R' command to Mail replys only to the sender. I've heard rumors that it's been known to ignore the reply-to field in this case, but I can't duplicate it. -Jay Lepreau
salkind (08/06/82)
#R:utah-cs:-88900:cmcl2:3700001:000:140 cmcl2!salkind Aug 5 16:13:00 1982 Here is another useful (undocumented) command from command mode: z [+/-] scroll to [next/last] screenful of message headers Lou Salkind