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From: SKELTON%UK.AC.LSE.VAX2@AC.UK
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Subject: RE: Crashed mailfile
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Date: Wed, 7-Jan-87 05:50:03 EST
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I have not tried it, but I would have thought that one way to discover which
MAIL$xxxxxxxx files are still in use would be to tell MAIL to change your mail
directory. You could then read and/or delete the files that were not moved.

Jeremy Skelton, London School of Economics.

Bitnet address:  SKELTON@VAX1.LSE.AC.UK or SKELTON%UK.AC.LSE.VAX1@UK.AC