2 files, 256 blocks. USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->sz -b newmail

*--** 03-21-92* -* 00:49:31* *--* 0:49:31a
NEWMAIL.TXT;1********** 197 NEWMAIL.ZIP;1*********** 59 Total of
2 files, 256 blocks. USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->sz -b newmail
USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->sz -b newmail.zip USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->del *.*;*
USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->sd ken USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=-->dir Directory
USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT] ARE-YOU-.INTERNET;1 BBS.ZIP;1**********
BLAH.COM;5********* CHAINLETTER.ZIP;1 COMFILES.DIR;1*****
CTRAP.ZIP;1******** HOBBES.ZIP;1******* IMAGE.ZIP;1
LOGIN.COM;6******** MAIL.DIR;1********* MON.DIS;2**********
NEWS.ZIP;1 PLAN.JOU;1********* PLAN.TXT;7*********
PLAN.TXT;6********* PLAN.TXT;5 PLAN.TXT;4*********
PUNS.ZIP;1********* READER.TPU$SECTION;1 TEACHERS.ZIP;1*****
VAXCHAT.ZIP;1 Total of 21 files. USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=-->
*--** 03-21-92* -* 00:50:24* *--* 0:50:24a DIRECTORY Provides a
list of files or information about a file or group of files.
Requires read (R) access to the directories to obtain any
information. Requires read (R) access to the files to obtain
information other than the file name. Format DIRECTORY*
[filespec[,...]] Additional information available: PARAMETER*
QUALIFIERS /ACL****** /BACKUP*** /BEFORE*** /BRIEF****
/BY_OWNER* /COLUMNS** /CREATED Press RETURN to continue ...
*--** 03-21-92* -* 00:50:35* *--* /DATE***** /EXCLUDE**
/EXPIRED** /FILE_ID** /FULL***** /GRAND_TOTAL** 0:50:35a
/HEADING** /MODIFIED* /OUTPUT*** /OWNER**** /PRINTER**
/PROTECTION /SECURITY* /SELECT*** /SINCE**** /SIZE*****
/TOTAL**** /TRAILING* /VERSIONS /WIDTH EXAMPLES DIRECTORY
Subtopic? Topic? USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=--> *--** 03-21-92* -*
00:51:02* *--* /DATE***** /EXCLUDE** /EXPIRED** /FILE_ID**
/FULL***** /GRAND_TOTAL** 0:51:01a /HEADING** /MODIFIED*
/OUTPUT*** /OWNER**** /PRINTER** /PROTECTION /SECURITY*
/SELECT*** /SINCE**** /SIZE***** /TOTAL**** /TRAILING* /VERSIONS
/WIDTH EXAMPLES DIRECTORY Subtopic? Topic?
USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=-->finger Saturday, March 21, 1992
12:58AM-EST** Up 38 08:29:20 1+0 Jobs** Load ave* 0.04 0.10 0.12
User*** Personal Name********* Job** Subsys** Idle* TTY**
Console Location KUDUT*** Kenneth Udut********** 2EE20
FINGER******* .lta2984LAT: SERVER_2/HAMP
USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=-->cls USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=-->
USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=--> USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=-->finger
Saturday, March 21, 1992 12:58AM-EST** Up 38 08:29:32 1+0 Jobs**
Load ave* 0.05 0.10 0.12 User*** Personal Name********* Job**
Subsys** Idle* TTY** Console Location KUDUT*** Kenneth
Udut********** 2EE20 FINGER******* .lta2984LAT: SERVER_2/HAMP
USERS_1:[200000.KUDUT]=--> *--** 03-21-92* -* 00:51:27* *--*
0:51:27a # From**************** Date******** Subject 1
IN%"[email protected]* 2-DEC-1991* Miriam, the butercup. 2
IN%"[email protected]* 2-DEC-1991* RE: Jan F Simonsen*** From:
Rachel K. Ho 3 HAMP::KUDUT********** 2-DEC-1991* RE: Postings 4
HAMP::KUDUT********** 2-DEC-1991* RE: Long silence 5
IN%"[email protected]* 2-DEC-1991* well 6 HAMP::KUDUT**********
2-DEC-1991* RE: well 7 HAMP::GPRUDENCIO***** 3-DEC-1991*
@monitor?! 8 IN%"[email protected]* 3-DEC-1991* RE: Personal note
9 HAMP::BCOOPER******** 3-DEC-1991* what the hell?>??? 10
HAMP::KUDUT********** 3-DEC-1991* Y-RIGHTS@SJUVM now available
as Weekly D 11 HAMP::KUDUT********** 4-DEC-1991* Some stuff
regarding money.... :-/ 12 IN%"dolphin!enforcer* 4-DEC-1991*
RE:* RFD:* soc.rights.youth 13 HAMP::JRECHTSCHAFF*** 4-DEC-1991*
RE: Some stuff regarding money.... :-/ 14 HAMP::KUDUT**********
4-DEC-1991* Re: The list. 15 HAMP::in%"kudut@hamp* 4-DEC-1991*
Hi Ken! 16 IN%"NU021172@NDSUVM1* 4-DEC-1991* RE: Y-RIGHTS@SJUVM
now available as Week 17 HAMP::KUDUT********** 4-DEC-1991* RE:
Y-RIGHTS@SJUVM now available as Week Press RETURN for more...
MAIL> *--** 03-21-92* -* 00:51:54* *--* #1********** 2-DEC-1991
00:46:29.64******************************** 0:51:54a From:**
IN%"[email protected]" To:**** [email protected]
CC: Subj:** Miriam, the butercup. Received: from relay1.UU.NET
by hamp.hampshire.edu; Mon, 2 Dec 91 00:46 EDT Received: from
darwin.cc.nd.edu (via uunet.UU.NET) by relay1.UU.NET with SMTP
(5.61/UUNET-internet-primary) id AA05309; Mon, 2 Dec 91 00:44:06
-0500 Received: by darwin.cc.nd.edu (4.1/1.34) id AA01960; Mon,
2 Dec 91 00:44:04 EST Date: Mon, 2 Dec 91 00:44:04 EST From:
[email protected] Subject: Miriam, the butercup. To:
[email protected] Message-id:
<[email protected]> X-Envelope-to: kudut I
don't know about you, Ken, but after reading Miriam's latest
Youth Rights "contribution" about the level of discourse on
Y-Rights, I just want to say Press RETURN for more... MAIL>
*--** 03-21-92* -* 00:54:35* *--*
USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->8****************************************************
0:54:35a %DCL-W-IVVERB, unrecognized command verb - check
validity and spelling \8\ USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->zip bbs d$student:9
zip warning: name not matched: d$student:9 zip error: Nothing to
do! (bbs.zip) USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->zip bbs d$student:[jhall]bbs.com
adding bbs.com (imploded 77%) USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->ds Directory
USERS_1:[TEMP] BBS.ZIP;1*************** 17 Total of 1 file, 17
blocks. USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->g %DCL-W-ABVERB, ambiguous command
verb - supply more characters \G\ USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->logout
KUDUT******* logged out at 21-MAR-1992 01:02:22.44 %Info:
Connection with HAMP at node HAMP closed. Local_10> *--**
04-01-92* -* 00:01:54* *--* Directory
D$STUDENT:[KUDUT]********************************************
0:01:54a A.ZIP;1************ BBS.ZIP;1**********
CHAINLETTER.ZIP;1** CTRAP.ZIP;1 HOBBES.ZIP;1*******
IMAGE.ZIP;1******** NEWS.ZIP;1********* PUNS.ZIP;1
TEACHERS.ZIP;1***** VAXCHAT.ZIP;1 Total of 10 files. /kudut> ds
.zip Directory D$STUDENT:[KUDUT] A.ZIP;1***************** 16
BBS.ZIP;1*************** 27 CHAINLETTER.ZIP;1******** 5
CTRAP.ZIP;1************* 21 HOBBES.ZIP;1************* 4
IMAGE.ZIP;1************** 2 NEWS.ZIP;1************** 27
PUNS.ZIP;1************** 20 TEACHERS.ZIP;1********* 172
VAXCHAT.ZIP;1*********** 26 Total of 10 files, 320 blocks.
/kudut> *--** 05-16-92* -* 18:40:32* *--* MAIL> send To:****
in%"[email protected]" Subj:** This message is a test Enter
your message below. Press CTRL/Z when complete, or CTRL/C to
quit: Nah Nah Nah check this out! Exit New mail on node HAMP
from HAMP::KUDUT******* "Y-Rights@SJUVM Listowner" MAIL> *--**
06-17-92* -* 23:43:27* *--* 11:43:37p Directory USERS_1:[TEMP]
NEWMAIL.ZIP;10********** 42 Total of 1 file, 42 blocks.
USERS_1:[TEMP]=-->del *.*;1 %DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting
USERS_1:[TEMP]$A$LARMING$C$LOCK2.3$5NLZH;1 -RMS-E-PRV,
insufficient privilege or file protection violation
%DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting USERS_1:[TEMP]ARCHIE.TARZ;1
-RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation
%DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting USERS_1:[TEMP]ASY2.MSG;1
-RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation
%DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting USERS_1:[TEMP]ASYCNCH.MSG;1
-RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation
%DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting USERS_1:[TEMP]ASYCNCH.ZIP;1
-RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation
%DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting USERS_1:[TEMP]ASYNCH.C;1
-RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation
%DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting USERS_1:[TEMP]ASYNCH.H;1
-RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation
%DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting USERS_1:[TEMP]CIRCLEQ.C;1
-RMS-E-PRV, insufficient privilege or file protection violation
%DELETE-W-FILNOTDEL, error deleting USERS_1:[TEMP]CIRCLEQ.H;1
*--** 06-21-92* -* 19:17:53* *--* c hamp Connecting session 1 to
service HAMP at node HAMP Lat protocol emulation V5.1* - Local
Switch: <^O>. Hampshire College MicroVax 3100! VMS V5.4-2
Username: KUDUT Password: This is VAX/VMS Version 5.4-2 on node
HAMP ------ Last interactive login on Sunday, 21-JUN-1992 19:19
Last non-interactive login on Friday,* 8-NOV-1991 23:54 Type
RECEIVE to process 5 new network files.
_______________________________________________________________
/// TYPING ARCHIE LETS YOU SEARCH ARCHIE WITHOUT HAVING TO LOG
IN \\\ ---=====< Loading Macros >====--- 21-JUN-1992 19:19:55
D$STUDENT: Time is a great teacher, but, unfortunately, it kills
all its pupils. /kudut> finger Sunday, June 21, 1992
7:20PM-EDT** Up 18 07:28:20 4+0 Jobs** Load ave* 0.26 0.21 0.22
User*** Personal Name********* Job** Subsys** Idle* TTY**
Console Location JMOLINARI Juan Molinari********* C04C
NEWS********* .lta6707LAT: SERVER_2/HAMP KUDUT*** Kenneth
Udut*********** B457 FINGER******* .lta6710LAT: SERVER_2/HAMP
NWHITNEY Nancy Whitney********** C54A TALK********* .lta6706LAT:
SERVER_2/HAMP PTOMB*** Peter Tomb************* B65E RLOGIN**
14:54.opa0* The VAX Console SYSTEM** System Manager*********
B561 SERVER_RE**** .mba2490 /kudut> mail MAIL> #1**********
2-DEC-1991 00:46:29.64************************************ MAIL
From:IN%"[email protected]" To:[email protected]
CC: Subj:Miriam, the butercup. Received: from relay1.UU.NET by
hamp.hampshire.edu; Mon, 2 Dec 91 00:46 EDT Received: from
darwin.cc.nd.edu (via uunet.UU.NET) by relay1.UU.NET with SMTP
(5.61/UUNET-internet-primary) id AA05309; Mon, 2 Dec 91 00:44:06
-0500 Received: by darwin.cc.nd.edu (4.1/1.34) id AA01960; Mon,
2 Dec 91 00:44:04 EST Date: Mon, 2 Dec 91 00:44:04 EST From:
[email protected] Subject: Miriam, the butercup. To:
[email protected] Message-id:
<[email protected]> X-Envelope-to: kudut I
don't know about you, Ken, but after reading Miriam's latest
Youth Rights "contribution" about the level of discourse on
Y-Rights, I just want to say Press RETURN for more... MAIL>
dir/new %MAIL-W-NONEWMAIL, no new messages MAIL> dir MAIL #
From**************** Date******** Subject 1
IN%"[email protected]* 2-DEC-1991* Miriam, the butercup. 2
IN%"[email protected]* 2-DEC-1991* RE: Jan F Simonsen*** From:
Rachel K. Ho 3 HAMP::KUDUT********** 2-DEC-1991* RE: Postings 4
HAMP::KUDUT********** 2-DEC-1991* RE: Long silence 5
IN%"[email protected]* 2-DEC-1991* well 6 HAMP::KUDUT**********
2-DEC-1991* RE: well 7 HAMP::GPRUDENCIO***** 3-DEC-1991*
@monitor?! 8 IN%"[email protected]* 3-DEC-1991* RE: Personal note
9 HAMP::BCOOPER******** 3-DEC-1991* what the hell?>??? 10
HAMP::KUDUT********** 3-DEC-1991* Y-RIGHTS@SJUVM now available
as Weekly D 11 HAMP::KUDUT********** 4-DEC-1991* Some stuff
regarding money.... :-/ 12 IN%"dolphin!enforcer* 4-DEC-1991*
RE:* RFD:* soc.rights.youth 13 HAMP::JRECHTSCHAFF*** 4-DEC-1991*
RE: Some stuff regarding money.... :-/ 14 HAMP::KUDUT**********
4-DEC-1991* Re: The list. 15 HAMP::in%"kudut@hamp* 4-DEC-1991*
Hi Ken! 16 IN%"NU021172@NDSUVM1* 4-DEC-1991* RE: Y-RIGHTS@SJUVM
now available as Week 17 HAMP::KUDUT********** 4-DEC-1991* RE:
Y-RIGHTS@SJUVM now available as Week Press RETURN for more...
MAIL> 6 #6********** 2-DEC-1991
16:21:21.18************************************ MAIL
From:HAMP::KUDUT******* "Y-Rights@SJUVM Listowner"
To:IN%"[email protected]" CC:KUDUT Subj:RE: well Yep.* The plan
is to work and save enough money for next fall, as well as
paying off my debts... Re: Local BBS's.* Well, you see, this is
what caused the problem.* I've been rather good for the past
couple of years with the modem and BBS's. However, when I was
home over the summertime, I ran a BBS of my own. Now, to stock
up on some of the odder programs and such, I called up tons of
BBS's.* I thought they were all local.* I had gotten used to the
system at my college where a non-local call had to be preceded
by a 1. Down in Jersey, you could be making local-long-distance
calls without even knowing about it.* Whelp, I found out pretty
quick! Needless to say, my BBS is down.* (it specialized in
Tandy stuff, although it had a lot of other stuff as well...)
Press RETURN for more... MAIL> #6********** 2-DEC-1991
16:21:21.18************************************ MAIL Also, when
I've mentioned that the BBS's would just be local, she says...
"That's what you said Last time".* She's right.* I -did- say
that last time and ended up giving her a nasty bill. I'll be
online at some point when I return.* (I'll have to be - I
couldn't stand not having an E-Mail connection!) --Ken MAIL>
help HELP Allows you to obtain information about the Mail
Utility. To obtain information about all of* the* MAIL*
commands,* enter* the following command: MAIL> HELP * To obtain
information about individual* commands* or* topics,* enter HELP
followed by the command or topic name. Format: HELP [topic]
Additional information available: /EDIT*****
/PERSONAL_NAME******* /SELF***** /SUBJECT** ANSWER**** ATTACH
BACK****** COMPRESS** COPY****** CURRENT*** DEFINE****
DELETE**** DIRECTORY EDIT****** ERASE***** EXIT****** EXTRACT***
FILE****** FIRST***** Folders FORWARD*** GETTING_STARTED******
HELP****** KEYPAD**** LAST****** MAIL MARK****** MOVE******
NEXT****** PRINT***** PURGE***** QUIT****** READ REMOVE****
REPLY***** SEARCH**** SELECT**** SEND****** SET-SHOW** SPAWN
V5_CHANGES Topic? /edit /EDIT Sets the default to /EDIT for the
FORWARD, REPLY, and SEND commands and allows you to edit your
mail messages. Format: MAIL/EDIT [=(keyword[=option],...)]
Additional information available: Parameters Examples /EDIT
Subtopic? Topic? * /EDIT Sets the default to /EDIT for the
FORWARD, REPLY, and SEND commands and allows you to edit your
mail messages. Format: MAIL/EDIT [=(keyword[=option],...)]
Additional information available: Parameters Examples
/PERSONAL_NAME Specifies the personal name to be used when
sending a message. Format: MAIL/PERSONAL_NAME =name file-name
recipient-name Additional information available: Parameters
Examples /SELF Sends a copy of the message containing the file
specification on the command line back to you as well as to
other users. Format: MAIL/SELF file-specification recipient-name
Additional information available: Parameters Examples /SUBJECT
Specifies the subject of the message for the heading. If the
text consists of more than one word, enclose the text in
quotation marks. Format: MAIL/SUBJECT = "text"
file-specification recipient-name Additional information
available: Parameters Examples ANSWER Sends a message to the
sender* of* the* message* you* are* currently reading or the one
you last read.* If you do not specify the name of a file to be
sent as your reply, you are prompted for* the* text of your
reply. You can use the ANSWER command and the REPLY command
interchangeably because they work the same way. You must be
reading a message in order to reply to it. Format: ANSWER
[file-spec] Additional information available: Parameters
Qualifiers /CC_PROMPT*********** /EDIT***** /EXTRACT**
/LAST***** /PERSONAL_NAME /SELF Examples ATTACH Permits you to
switch control of your* terminal* from* your* current process to
another process in your job. The ATTACH command allows you to
move quickly between processes that you have created with the
SPAWN command.* For example, while you are editing a file, you
can SPAWN a subprocess (MAIL) to read a new mail message.**
Enter the ATTACH command to get back to back to the editing
session.* If you* want to read another new mail message, you can
use the ATTACH* command to get back to the* MAIL subprocess you
already created. Format: ATTACH [/PARENT] [process-name]
Additional information available: Parameters Qualifiers /PARENT
Examples BACK Displays the message preceding the current or
last-read message when the* last command issued was READ.* When
the last command issued was DIRECTORY, the BACK command displays
the* preceding* screen* of* the directory listing. Format: BACK
Additional information available: Qualifiers /EDIT COMPRESS
Makes an indexed sequential mail file smaller. When you compress
a file, the following four steps occur: 1* A temporary file
named MAIL_nnnn_COMPRESS.TMP is created. (nnnn is a unique,
four-digit number.) 2* The contents (of the file to be
compressed) are copied to the temporary file and compressed. 3*
The original (uncompressed) file is renamed with a file type of
OLD. 4* The newly compressed file is renamed from
MAIL_nnnn_COMPRESS.TMP back to its original name. Format:
COMPRESS [file-spec] Additional information available:
Parameters Qualifiers /OUTPUT=out-file-spec Examples COPY Copies
a message to another folder* without* deleting* it* from* the
current* folder.** If* the* specified* folder* does not exist,
you are asked if you want to create it. If you want to copy a
message to a sequential file (outside of MAIL) instead of to a
mail file, use the EXTRACT command. If you enter the COPY
command, supply a folder-name, and then decide that you do not
want to copy the message, enter CTRL/Z.* CTRL/Z aborts the
operation and keeps you within MAIL. Format: COPY folder-name
[file-name] Additional information available: Parameters
Qualifiers /ALL****** /CONFIRM Examples CURRENT Displays the
beginning of the message you are currently reading.* If you*
are* reading* a long mail message and want to display the first
part of the message again, you can enter the CURRENT command.
Format: CURRENT Additional information available: Qualifiers
/EDIT DEFINE Defines a key to execute a MAIL command.* This
enables you to* press a key to enter a command instead of typing
the command name. Format: DEFINE/KEY key-name string Any keypad
keys that you define during a MAIL session disappear when you
EXIT from MAIL. To retain keypad definitions, create a file in
your top-level directory containing the desired key definitions
(for example, MAIL$KEYDEF.INI). Enter the following line in your
LOGIN.COM: $DEFINE MAIL$INIT SYS$LOGIN:MAIL$KEYDEF.INI
Additional information available: Parameters Qualifiers
/ECHO***** /IF_STATE* /LOCK_STATE********** /LOG******
/SET_STATE /TERMINATE Examples DELETE Deletes either the message
you are currently reading or the* message you just read and
moves it to the WASTEBASKET folder. You may also delete several
messages by using a range or list of messages. When you enter
the EXIT or PURGE commands, your* WASTEBASKET* folder empties
automatically. To recover a message accidentally deleted (while
it is still in* the WASTEBASKET folder), SELECT the WASTEBASKET
folder, READ the desired message, and MOVE it to another folder.
Format: DELETE [message-list] Additional information available:
Parameters Qualifiers /ALL Examples DIRECTORY Displays a list of
the messages in the current mail file,* including message
number, sender's name, date, and subject. If "folder-name" is*
omitted,* MAIL* displays* a* directory* of* the currently*
selected* folder.** If* there* is* no* currently selected
folder, MAIL displays a directory of the NEWMAIL folder* (if*
unread messages* exist)* or* the* MAIL folder.* (See the SELECT
command for information about selecting messages.)* You create a
new set of selected messages everytime you use any directory
qualifier except the /EDIT qualifier. Format: DIRECTORY
[folder-name] Additional information available: Parameters
Qualifiers /BEFORE*** /CC_SUBSTRING******** /EDIT*****
/FROM_SUBSTRING****** /FOLDER /FULL***** /MARKED*** /NEW******
/REPLIED** /SINCE**** /START /SUBJECT_SUBSTRING*** /TO_SUBSTRING
Examples EDIT Invokes the default editor enabling you to edit*
a* message* before* you send it.* If you do not specify a
default editor, the EDT editor is used.* See the EDT Reference
Manual for information about the EDT editor. Format: EDIT
[filename] Additional information available: Parameters
Qualifiers /COMMAND** /CREATE*** /JOURNAL** /OUTPUT***
/READ***** /RECOVER Examples ERASE Allows you to clear the
screen.* If your terminal is a terminal type recognized by the
screen package, your terminal screen is cleared. Format: ERASE
EXIT Allows you to exit from MAIL.** You* can* also* exit* from*
MAIL* by pressing <CTRL/Z>.* When you enter the EXIT command,
any messages in the WASTEBASKET folder* are* deleted* unless*
you* have* entered the SET NOAUTO_PURGE command. Format: EXIT
EXTRACT Places a copy of the current message into a sequential
file.* If you want* to* copy* a mail message to a folder in an
indexed sequential mail file, use* one of the following
commands: o* COPY o* FILE o* MOVE Format: EXTRACT file-spec
Additional information available: Parameters Qualifiers
/ALL****** /APPEND*** /MAIL***** /NOHEADER Examples FILE Moves
the current message to the specified folder.* You can use* the
FILE* command and the MOVE command interchangeably because they
work the same way. If you enter the FILE command, supply a
folder-name, and then decide that you do not want to file the
message, enter CTRL/Z.* CTRL/Z aborts the operation and keeps
you within MAIL. Format: FILE folder-name [file-name] Additional
information available: Parameters Qualifiers /ALL****** /CONFIRM
Examples FIRST Displays the first message in the current folder.
Format: FIRST Additional information available: Qualifiers /EDIT
Folders All mail files are subdivided into folders.* By
default,* your* mail file* (MAIL.MAI)* contains* a* folder*
named* MAIL.* The MAIL folder contains messages that you have
already read.* When you receive* new mail messages, they
automatically enter into a folder named NEWMAIL. After* you*
read* the* messages* in** the** NEWMAIL** folder,** they
automatically* move* into* the* MAIL* folder* and the NEWMAIL
folder disappears. When* you* delete* a* message* it*
automatically* moves** into** the WASTEBASKET** folder.***
Deleted** messages** collect* in* the WASTEBASKET folder until
you empty it.** To* empty* the* WASTEBASKET folder, enter one of
the following commands: o* EXIT o* PURGE You can create as many
folders as you want.* You* always* know which* folder you are
currently in because the name of the folder is displayed at the
top right corner of the screen when you* enter* the READ* or*
DIRECTORY* command.** You* can* enter the DIRECTORY/FOLDER
command to see a display of the existing folders in the current
mail file.*** (See* the* MOVE* command* for* information* about*
creating folders).* You can remove a folder by deleting all the*
messages* it contains. MAIL contains the following hierarchy:
Personal Mail Utility (MAIL) mail file********** { [+++++]
[+++++] [+++++] } folder****************** [+++++]
message*************** + As the previous diagram shows, you can
have one or more mail* files. A mail file contains folders.* A
folder contains mail messages. FORWARD Sends a copy of the
message you are currently reading (or have* just read) to a user
or users.* MAIL prompts you for the name of the user or users to
whom you want to forward the message. Format: FORWARD Additional
information available: Qualifiers /CC_PROMPT***********
/EDIT***** /NOHEADER* /PERSONAL_NAME******* /SELF /SUBJECT
Examples GETTING_STARTED To become familiar with* the* Mail*
Utility, use the* MAIL commands discussed in this section.**
These commands enable you to move around* within* the* Mail*
Utility.* For more* detailed information about* the Mail
Utility, see the VAX/VMS Mail Utility Reference Manual. These
are the MAIL commands discussed in this section: SEND*******
DIRECTORY**** EXTRACT READ[/NEW]* DELETE******* PRINT
FORWARD**** MOVE********* HELP REPLY****** SELECT******* EXIT
The first command to try is the SEND command.* Try sending a
message to* yourself.** Enter the SEND command and press
RETURN.* Enter your own user name at the* prompt* and* press*
RETURN.* Enter* a* subject at the prompt* and press RETURN
again.* The following example shows how to use the SEND command:
MAIL> SEND To:PIERCE Subj:Sailing Enter your message below.*
Press CTRL/Z when complete, or CTRL/C to qui t: When you finish
entering the text of* your* message,* press* CTRL/Z. Because*
you* are* sending the message to yourself, MAIL signals that
you* have* just* received* a* new* message* by* displaying* the
following message: New mail on node FLAXEN from PIERCE MAIL>
Now, you are ready to use the READ command.* To read the message
you just* sent* to* yourself,* enter* the* READ* command* with*
the /NEW qualifier and press RETURN as follows: MAIL> READ/NEW
You must specify the /NEW qualifier with the READ command* when*
you want* to* read* new* mail* that* arrives* while* you are in
the Mail Utility.* When you are not in the Mail Utility and you*
receive* new mail,* invoke* MAIL to read the new message, you
can enter the READ command without the /NEW qualifier.* Or, if
you* wish* to* read mail that you have already read, you can
enter the READ command. You can forward a copy of a mail message
to another user by entering the* FORWARD command.* MAIL prompts
you for the name of the user to receive the message.* Try
forwarding a copy of* the* message* you just* received back to
yourself.* Enter your own user name and press RETURN.* Supply a
subject when prompted and press RETURN.* MAIL signals* that*
you* have* just* received* a* new* message.* Enter the READ/NEW
command to read the forwarded message. When you receive a
message and want to* respond* to* it,* enter* the REPLY*
command* and* press* RETURN.** MAIL* displays the header
information as follows: MAIL> REPLY To:FLAXEN::PIERCE Subj:RE:
Using the REPLY command Enter your message below.* Press CTRL/Z
when complete, or CTRL/C to qui t: When you finish typing your
response,* press* CTRL/Z.** Again,* MAIL signals that you have
just received a new message.* To read the message, enter the
READ/NEW command. When you want to see a list* of* all* the*
mail* messages* you* have collected,* enter the DIRECTORY
command and press RETURN.* MAIL displays a list like the
following: # From************ Date***************** Subject 1
FORBES********** 1-JUN-1988*********** How to Write a Memo 2
STELLA::BERT**** 2-JUN-1988*********** Using the Printer 3
FROST::BASTIEN** 4-JUN-1988*********** Chicken Kiev When you
want to remove a message, use the DELETE command.* You* can
either enter the DELETE command while you are reading the
message or you can enter the DELETE command* followed* by* the*
number* of* the message* you* want* to* remove.* To remove the
second message in the list, enter the following command line:
MAIL> DELETE 2 If you enter the DIRECTORY command after you have
deleted a* message (or messages), you see the messages marked
for deletion, as follows: # From************
Date***************** Subject 1 FORBES**********
1-JUN-1988*********** How to Write a Memo 2 (Deleted) 3
FROST::BASTIEN** 4-JUN-1988*********** Chicken Kiev When you
exit from MAIL,* the* messages* marked* for* deletion disappear.
The Mail Utility allows you to organize your messages by moving
them into folders.* To move a message to a folder, enter the
MOVE command (while you are reading the message) and* press*
RETURN.** MAIL prompts* you* for a folder name.* Type any name,
for example, REVIEWS or JOKES or STATUS_REPORTS.* MAIL also
prompts you* for* a* file name.** You can specify the default
mail file by pressing RETURN.* A sample session demonstrating
the MOVE command follows: MAIL> 2 MAIL> MOVE _Folder: WINNERS
_File: <RET> Folder WINNERS does not exist. Do you want to
create it (Y/N, default is N)? Y %MAIL-I-NEWFOLDER, folder
WINNERS created In this example, the* folder* name* is* WINNERS*
and* the default mail file is specified.* If the** folder* you*
name* does* not exist, MAIL asks you if you want to* create it.
Once you have created folders, you may want to move* between*
them. To* move from one folder to another, use the SELECT
command.* If you want to move to the WINNERS* folder,* enter*
the* SELECT command as follows: MAIL> SELECT WINNERS
%MAIL-I-SELECTED, 1 message selected In this example, MAIL
displays a message indicating the number of messages in* the
folder. To move to a folder named JOKES, enter the following
command line: MAIL> SELECT JOKES %MAIL-I-SELECTED, 32 messages
selected You can enter the DIRECTORY command to see a list of
the messages in the folder you just selected. When you want to
move a mail* message* from* your* mail* file* to* a sequential*
file that you can access from the DCL command level, use the
EXTRACT command.* Enter* the* EXTRACT* command* (while* you* are
reading the message) and press RETURN.* MAIL prompts you for the
name of a file.* Then, when you exit from MAIL,* the* file* is
listed* in* your directory.* The following example shows how to
use the EXTRACT command to move a* mail* message* to* a* file*
named GAMES.DAT. MAIL> EXTRACT _File: GAMES.DAT %MAIL-I-CREATED,
DISK:[BERGMAN]GAMES.DAT;1 created MAIL> To print a hard copy of
a mail message, enter the PRINT command while you* are* reading
the message and press RETURN.* (When you exit from MAIL, the
message enters the print queue.) The following example shows*
how* to* make* a* hard* copy of message #4 by using the PRINT
command: MAIL> 4 #4********* 4-AUG-1988 09:39:20********** MAIL
From:* SPARTA::FELLINI To:*** MARSTON Subj:* Rydell's Reasons In
reference to the meeting of July 26, I would like to explain
Rydell's opinion more fully... MAIL> PRINT You have already
started using the MAIL* HELP command. The* next* HELP* topic*
to* look at is "Folders".* "Folders" discusses the organization
of the Mail Utility in detail.* For* more information* about*
each* MAIL* command, you can keep using the HELP facility
provided in MAIL or* you* can* see* the* VAX/VMS* Mail Utility
Reference Manual. When you are ready to leave MAIL, enter the
EXIT command* and* press RETURN.** Any* messages* marked* for*
deletion* disappear.* Any messages marked for printing enter*
the* print* queue* and* the following message is displayed:
MAIL> EXIT Job MAIL (queue ATLAS_PRINT, entry 43) started on
QUEUE$LPA0 HELP Allows you to obtain information about the Mail
Utility. To obtain information about all of* the* MAIL*
commands,* enter* the following command: MAIL> HELP * To obtain
information about individual* commands* or* topics,* enter HELP
followed by the command or topic name. Format: HELP [topic]
Additional information available: Parameters KEYPAD MAIL defines
the following default keypad on the VT100/LK201:
+--------+--------+--------+--------+ | PF1*** | PF2*** | PF3***
| PF4*** | |** GOLD |** HELP |EXT/MAIL| ERASE* | |*******
|DIR/FOLD| EXTRACT|SEL MAIL|
|--------|--------|--------|--------| | 7***** | 8***** | 9*****
| --**** | | SEND** | REPLY* |FORWARD |READ/NEW|
|SEND/EDI|RP/ED/EX|FRWD/EDI|SHOW NEW|
|--------|--------|--------|--------| | 4***** | 5***** | 6*****
| ,***** | | CURRENT|* FIRST |* LAST* | DIR/NEW|
|CURR/EDI|FIRS/EDI|LAST/EDI|DIR MAIL|
|--------|--------|--------|--------| | 1***** | 2***** | 3*****
|ENTER** | |* BACK* |* PRINT |** DIR* |******* |
|BACK/EDI|P/P/NOTI|DIR/9999|******* |
|--------+--------|--------| ENTER* | | 0************** | .*****
| SELECT | |****** NEXT***** | FILE** |******* | |****
NEXT/EDIT** | DELETE |******* |
+-----------------+--------+--------+ LAST Displays the last
message in the current folder. Format: LAST Additional
information available: Qualifiers /EDIT MAIL Sends a message to
one or more users. The MAIL command works like the SEND command.
MAIL prompts you first for th