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.TH repl 1mh
.SH Name
repl \- reply to a message
.SH Syntax
.B repl
[
.I msg
] [ 
.I +folders
] [
.I options
]
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\" ***COMMENTED OUT
.\" .SH Arguments
.\" .IP \fImsg\fR 10
.\" The message that 
.\" .PN repl 
.\" replies to.
.\" The argument is the number of the message.
.\" If you do not supply a 
.\" .I msg
.\" argument, 
.\" .PN repl
.\" takes the current message.
.\"
.\" .IP \fI+folder\fR 10
.\" The folder from which
.\" .PN repl
.\" takes the message to reply to.
.\" The folder name must be preceded by a plus sign (+).
.\" If you do not supply a 
.\" .I +folder
.\" argument,
.\" .PN repl
.\" takes the message from the current folder.
.\" You can supply both a 
.\" .I msg
.\" and a 
.\" .I +folder
.\" argument.
.\" If you specify a 
.\" .I +folder
.\" argument but no message number,
.\" .PN repl
.\" replies to the current message in the specified folder.
.\" ***END OF COMMENTS
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.SH Description
.NXR "repl command"
.NXR "messages" "replying to" 
Use
.PN repl
to reply to a message that you have received.
.\"
.\" ***Info from old Arguments section
.\"
.PP
By default,
.PN repl
replies to the current message in the current folder.
If you want to reply to another message, 
you can specify a message number as the
.I msg
argument.
You can also specify a message in another folder 
by supplying a 
.I +folder
argument.
You can supply both a 
.I msg
and a 
.I +folder 
argument.
If you specify a folder without giving a message number,
.PN repl
will reply to the current message in the named folder.
.\"
.\" ***End of Arguments stuff
.\"
.PP
When you reply to a message,
.PN repl
automatically fills in the mail header for you, 
taking the information it needs from the mail header 
of the original message.  
The following example shows how
.PN repl 
constructs the mail header for the return message:
.EX
To: <Reply\-To> or <From> or <sender>
cc: <cc>, <To>, and yourself
Subject: Re: <Subject>
In\-reply\-to: Your message of <Date>.
<Message\-Id>
.\" X\-mts: <X-mts>
.EE
Field names enclosed in angle brackets (<\ >) indicate the
contents of the named field from the original message.  
.\"
.\" ***COMMENTED OUT
.ig
.PP
When you reply to a message,
.PN repl
takes the value from the
\f(CWX-mts:\fR
.R
field of the original message and places it in the
\f(CWX-mts:\fR
.R
field of your draft reply.
The two legal entries are: \f(CWx400\fR,
.R
for mail sent to X.400 users; and \f(CWsmtp\fR,
.R
for mail sent to non-X.400 users.
The default is to assume non-X.400 transport.
If there is no
\f(CWX-mts:\fP
.R
field on the original message,
.PN repl
.R
generates the field on your draft reply, but
leaves it blank.
Since all incoming X.400 mail has the
\f(CWX-mts: x400\fP
.R
field added automatically, any incoming mail
which does not have an
\f(CWX-mts:\fP
.R
field must have been sent by a non-X.400 user.
..
.\" ***END OF COMMENTS
.\"
.\"
.PP
Normally,
.PN repl
replies to the original sender, and sends carbon copies 
to all the addressees on the original message.  
.\"
.\" **********************************
.\" COMMENTED OUT - the -nocc me stuff
.ig
.NT
If you wish to reply to X.400 messages, you MUST
add the following line to your 
.PN \&.mh_profile :
.EX
repl: -nocc me
.EE
You must not use the 
.B "\-cc me"
or 
.B "\-cc all"
options.
If you wish to send a copy of an X.400 reply to yourself,
you should edit the header fields to include your X.400 address.
.NE
..
.\" **********************************
.\"
.PP
You can create a different mail header from the default 
and use it every time you reply to mail.  
If you create an alternative mail header and store it in the file 
.PN replcomps 
in your Mail directory,
.PN repl
will use it instead of the default header file.  
This must be an mhl file; see
.MS mh-format 5mh
for more information.
.PP
If you do not have a draft folder set up,
.PN repl
creates your new draft in a file called
.PN draft
in your Mail directory.
This file must be empty before you can create a new draft,
which means that you can only store one draft at a time.
If it is not empty, the mail system will ask you
what you want to do with the existing contents.
The options are:
.TP 10
\f(CWquit\fR
Aborts
.PN repl ,
leaving the draft intact.
.TP 10
\f(CWreplace\fR
Replaces the existing draft with the appropriate message form.
.\" .TP 10
.\" \f(CWuse\fR
.\" Allows you to edit the existing draft.
.TP 10
\f(CWlist\fR
Displays the draft message.
.TP 10
\f(CWrefile\fR
Refiles the existing draft message in the specified folder,
and provides a new message form for you to complete.
.PP
If you want to be able to have more than one draft at a time,
you can set up a draft folder in your
.PN \&.mh_profile .
This allows you to keep as many unsent drafts as space allows,
and still create new messages as you wish.
To do this, make sure that the following line is in your
.PN \&.mh_profile :
.EX
Draft-folder: +drafts
.EE
For more information on how to do this, see
.MS mh_profile 5mh .
.PP
If you set up a draft folder,
all draft messages are created in that folder.
If you decide not to send the draft, by typing
.PN quit
at the \f(CWWhat now?\fR prompt,
the message is stored in the draft folder.
You can then re-edit the message, or send it at a later date,
by using the
.PN "comp \-use"
command.
.PP
Note that while in the editor,
the message being replied to is available through a link named 
.PN @
(assuming the default 
.PN whatnowproc ).
In addition, the actual pathname of the message is stored in the 
environment variable \f(CW$editalt\fR,
and the pathname of the folder containing the message is stored in the
environment variable \f(CW$mhfolder\fR.
If your current working directory is not writable,
the link named 
.PN @
is not available.
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.SH Options
.\"
.\" 
.\" **************************************
.\" COMMENTED OUT  -nocc me stuff
.ig
.NT
If you wish to reply to X.400 mail, you must set up the 
.B "\-nocc me"
option in your 
.PN \&.mh_profile .
Note also that you cannot specify the 
.B "\-cc me"
or 
.B "\-cc all"
options when you are replying to X.400 mail.
If you want to send a copy of an X.400 reply to yourself, 
you must edit the header fields of the reply 
to include your address. 
.NE
..
.\" ***************************************
.\"
.\"
.\"
.IP \-annotate 10
.PD 0
.IP \-noannotate 10
.PD
Marks out the original message as replied to.
When the message is shown on the listing produced by
.PN scan ,
it is marked with a dash (\-).
The following lines are also added to the message:
.EX
     Replied:\ date
     Replied:\ addrs
.EE
where the address list contains one line for each addressee.
The mail system will annotate the message 
only if it is sent immediately.
If the message is not sent immediately,
you can send it later with
.PN "comp \-use" , 
but the annotations will not take place.
.\"
.\"
.IP "\-cc all|to|cc|me" 10
.PD 0
.IP "\-nocc all|to|cc|me" 10
.PD
Specifies who will receive copies of the reply.
By default the mail system sends the reply to the sender 
of the original message, and copies to all other names in
the \f(CWTo:\fP and \f(CWcc:\fP lines.
You can change this behavior by using the 
.B \-cc 
option.
This sends copies of the replies only to the specified 
names.
There are four values:
.B \-cc\ all
sends copies to all the names on the original message;
.B \-cc\ to 
sends copies only to those names in the \f(CWTo:\fP field;
.B \-cc\ cc
sends copies only to those names in the \f(CWcc:\fP field; and
.B \-cc\ me
sends a copy of the reply to yourself.
.IP
There is also a 
.B \-nocc
option, which stops copies of the reply 
being sent to the named people.
It takes the same values as 
.B \-cc .
So, for example,
.B \-nocc\ cc
would stop replies being sent to the names in the 
\f(CWcc:\fP field of the original message.
.\"
.\"
.IP \-draftfolder\ \fI+folder\fP
.PD 0
.IP \-nodraftfolder
.PD
Specifies the folder in which the draft message is created.
If you do not send the draft, it is stored in this folder.
.IP
This option is usually set up in your
.PN \&.mh_profile .
See 
.MS mh_profile 5mh
for more information.
If you have this option set up, you can
override it by using the 
.B \-nodraftfolder
option.
.\" 
.\"
.ig
.IP "\-draftmessage\ \fIfile-name\fP" 10
***I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THIS OPTION DOES***
..
.\"
.\"
.IP \-editor\ \fIeditorname\fP 
Specifies the editor you wish to use to write your reply.
The default editor provided is
.PN prompter .  
You can specify any legal ULTRIX editor as an alternative.
.IP
You can also set up an editor in your 
.PN \&.mh_profile