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From: dorl@uwmacc.UUCP (Michael Dorl)
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Subject: VMS Mail Questions
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Date: 23 Mar 87 14:32:31 GMT
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I was interested enough in how the DEC supplied Mail utility works
to write a small test replacement.  In going through the ufiche cards,
I noticed the the mail header contains two fields that have no
equivalent corresponding Mail utility commands.  These are cc (carbon
copy) and /FLAGS.  Do Mail utilities for other DEC products use
these things?  If so, what is the /FLAGS thing about?

Does anyone out there have some code fragments that can be used to
send (not receive) either DECNet mail or foreign protocol mail (ie.
stuff like jnet%"fred@site")?