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From: sjohn@GYPSY.HAC.COM (Sherie Johnson)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.mh
Subject: MH & Filenames
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Date: 12 Mar 91 00:20:01 GMT
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MH-Users,

	I have a question, just out of curiosity, about an MH operation.  It
appears that MH puts a '#' sign infront of file names being sent a mail. For
example, if I use MH to compose a message, the message is name #draft.  If
I already have a file created that I wish to send as mail (say for example
this file is named "lucky"), MH will send the file and rename this file to
"#lucky".  What is the significance, if any, with the "#" sign? Is this MH's
way of saying that the mail was processed?  
	
Just curious,

Sherie