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From: khera@juliet.cs.duke.edu (Vick Khera)
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Subject: Re: more on "repl"
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Date: 12 Dec 89 19:08:18 GMT
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In article <18566@bellcore.bellcore.com> tr@pcharming (tom reingold) writes:
>Thanks for the tip on "repl -nocc me" but I have the opposite problem.
>Repl only responds to the sender, and while I would normally turn this
>off, I would like to use it from time to time. 
> [...]
>Thank you.
>Tom Reingold                   |INTERNET:       tr@bellcore.com

What I do instead of cc'ing myself, is to use the Fcc: feature.  This way I
don't have to worry about inc'ing the mail I just sent and then refile-ing
it. It just gets put directly in the folder I want (usually outbox).  I
believe this is what you were asking, but it is not totally clear.

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