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From: yoonkim@sun.uucp (Yoon Kim)
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Subject: Re: Tip for cc or bcc into a file (BSD Mail)
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Date: Sat, 23-Mar-85 04:03:45 EST
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> If you're using Berkeley Mail, and you want your cc to go into
> a file rather than to a user (such as yourself, if all you'll do
> then is save it in a file), put in the file name with a /, e.g.
> 	Cc: mail/joe
> If you want it to go into a file in your current directory, use
> 	Cc: ./joe
> 
> All this is documented, but some people may not have known about it.
> 
> Dave Sherman
> -- 
> {utzoo pesnta nrcaero utcs hcr}!lsuc!dave
> {allegra decvax ihnp4 linus}!utcsri!lsuc!dave

I would like to add the following also:

	~c +folder_name
or	~b +folder_name

This is very usefule when you are use to sending yourself a copy, rather
than using the record option.  You not only send yourself the copies of
needed letters, but also to the needed folders.  (In order this to work,
you must set the "folder" variable; and this is also documented.)
-- 
yOOn
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