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From: hpsemc!bd@HPLABS.HP.COM (bob desinger)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.mh
Subject: Re: Formats and filters in forw in mh
Message-ID: <8801100105.AA09203@hpsemc.HP.COM>
Date: 10 Jan 88 01:05:25 GMT
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> I just started using MH...

Welcome to the fold!  Isn't MH great?!

> (I would like, for example, forw to fill
> in the Subject: line much like gnu emacs does in and perhaps to add a
> "forwarded-from:" header or something.)

This may be kind of a dumb question, but why not continue to use Gnu
Emacs with MH?  I'm using it now.  (I configured my MH with the `mhe'
switch at compile time, which is necessary.)  I type `M-x mh-rmail' to
inc my mail and reply to it.  The MH lisp code for Gnu is in
${GNU-LIB}/lisp/mh-e.el, if you want to peruse it.  Its key-bindings
seem to be based more on Gnu's rmail package than MH's command names,
so it may be easier or harder to learn depending on where you're
coming from.  I've used MH before, never rmail, and I just started
using the Gnu interface two days ago, so I'm still getting used to it.
But I really like it so far, despite the trouble of re-teaching my
fingers new commands to type.

bob desinger
Longtime MH enthusiast
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