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file.
See
.MS mh_profile 5mh
for more details.
.\"
.\"
.IP \-fcc\ \fI+folder\fP
Specifies a folder to receive copies of your reply.
More than one folder can be named, each preceded by 
.B \-fcc .
.\"
.\"
.IP \-filter\ \fIfilterfile\fP
Specifies how the original message is formatted in the draft.
By default, the mail system does not include a copy of the
original message in your reply.
If you use the 
.B \-filter
.I filterfile
option, the original message may be included in your reply, 
and formatted according to the information in the file you name.
.IP
The filter file for
.PN repl
should be a standard form file for
.PN mhl ,
as
.PN repl
will invoke
.PN mhl
to format the message
being replied to.
There is no default filter file for 
.PN repl ;
you must create your own.
A filter file that is commonly used is:
.EX
:
body:nocomponent,compwidth=9,offset=9
.EE
This outputs a blank line and then the body of the message
being replied to, indented by one tab-stop.
.\"
.\"
.IP \-form\ \fIformfile\fP
Varies the appearance of the mail header for the reply.
The mail system will construct the header 
according to the instructions in the named file.
In order for 
.PN repl 
to operate correctly, this must be an mhl file; see
.MS mh-format 5mh
for more information.
This option overrides the header set up by the system file
.PN /usr/lib/mh/replcomps .
.\"
.\"
.\" 
.\" ***COMMENTED OUT - not supported in MH6.7
.ig
.IP \-format
Specifies that standard Internet-style address formatting is used.
Lines beginning with the fields \f(CWTo:\fR,
\f(CWcc:\fR and \f(CWBcc:\fR
are standardized and duplicate addresses are removed.
.IP
You can use the 
.B \-noformat 
option to suppress this address formatting, and re-format
the message yourself using the 
.B \-width
option.
However, this may result in an address that will not be
accepted by MH or other user agents.
You should only attempt this if you completely understand
the implications of any changes you intend to make.
..
.\" ***END OF COMMENTS
.\"
.\"
.IP \-help
Prints out a list of valid options to the command.
.\"
.\"
.IP \-inplace 10
.PD 0
.IP \-noinplace 10
.PD
Causes annotation to be done in place, in order 
to preserve links to the annotated message.  
.\"
.\"
.IP \-noedit 
Calls 
.PN repl
without an editor.
This option takes you straight to the 
\f(CWWhat now?\fR
.R
prompt, without allowing you to edit your reply.
This will usually produce a reply with no text
in the body of the message.
.\"
.\"
.IP \-query 10
.PD 0
.IP \-noquery 10
.PD
Allows you to modify the list of recipients.
The mail system asks you whether each of the addresses 
that would normally be placed in the 
\f(CWTo:\fR and \f(CWcc:\fR fields
should actually receive a copy of the reply.
.\"
.\"
.\" 
.\" ***COMMENTED OUT
.ig
.IP \-template [\fIeditorname\fB]
Helps you to construct valid X.400 addresses in message headers.
If you are sending a reply to X.400 addresses and you want to
add more X.400 addresses to the \f(CWTo:\fP or \f(CWcc:\fP
fields of your reply, you can use the
.B \-template
option to help you construct the X.400 addresses.
For each header field, the
.PN template
program asks you whether you want to create an address in that field;
if you do, it will prompt you for the individual attributes of
an X.400 address.
When you have completed all the new addresses,
exit from the 
.PN template 
utility and the addresses are entered in the header
fields of your draft reply.
You can then continue to edit the message in the usual way.
As
.PN repl
.R
automatically fills in the \f(CWTo:\fR 
.R
and \f(CWcc:\fR
.R
fields of the reply, you
would only use
.B \-template
.R
to send the reply to additional addressees not on the original
message.
You can specify your own choice of editor 
to fill in the template by using the
.B \-template
.I editorname
.R
option.
The default editor for
.B \-template
.R
is
.PN prompter .
.R
If you regularly use the same editor with 
.B \-template
you can specify it in the
\f(CWTemplate\-Editor:\fP
.R
line of your 
.PN \&.mh_profile .
See
.MS template 1
.R
for more information.
..
.\" ***END OF COMMENTS
.\"
.\"
.\"
.IP \-width
Sets the maximum width of the header line.
Lines exceeding this width are split.
.\"
.\"
.IP "\-whatnowproc \fIprogram\fP" 10
.PD 0
.IP \-nowhatnowproc 10
.PD
Specifies an alternative
.PN whatnow
program.
Normally,
.PN repl
invokes the default
.PN whatnow
program.
See
.MS whatnow 1mh
for a discussion of available options.
You can specify your own alternative
to the default program using the
.B \-whatnowproc
.I program
option.
If you do specify your own program, you should not call it
.PN whatnow .
.IP
You can suppress the
.PN whatnow
program entirely by using the
.B \-nowhatnowproc
option.
However, as the program normally starts the initial edit, the
.B \-nowhatnowproc
option will prevent you from editing the message.
.\"
.\" Specifies the 
.\" .PN whatnow
.\" program invoked when 
.\" .PN repl 
.\" exits from the editor.
.\" See 
.\" .MS whatnow 1mh 
.\" for a discussion of available options.
.\" The invocation of this program can be inhibited by using the 
.\" .B \-nowhatnowproc
.\" option.
.\" But as it is actually the 
.\" .PN whatnow
.\" program which starts the initial edit, specifying
.\" .B \-nowhatnowproc
.\" will prevent any edit from occurring.
.\" .IP
.\" If the 
.\" .PN whatnowproc
.\" is 
.\" .PN whatnow,
.\" then 
.\" .PN repl
.\" uses its own built-in 
.\" .PN whatnow,
.\" it does not actually run the 
.\" .PN whatnow
.\" program.
.\" Hence, if you define your own 
.\" .PN whatnowproc,
.\" do not call it 
.\" .PN whatnow
.\" since 
.\" .PN repl
.\" will not run it.
.\"
.\"
.PP
The default settings for this command are:
.IP
.I +folder
defaults to the current folder
.br
.I msg
defaults to the current message
.br
.B \-cc\ all
.br
.B \-format
.br
.B \-noannotate
.br
.B \-nodraftfolder
.br
.B \-noinplace
.br
.B \-noquery
.br
.B \-width\ 72
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\" **********************************
.\" COMMENTED OUT the -nocc me stuff
.ig
.SH Restrictions
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
When you are replying to X.400 messages, you must not use the
.B "\-cc me"
or
.B "\-cc all"
options on the command line.
If you wish to send a copy of an X.400 address to yourself, 
you should edit the header fields of the draft message
to include your X.400 address.
.PP
If you are replying to non-X.400 mail, 
these restrictions do not apply.
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.\" ***********************************
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.SH Examples
This example replies to message number 15 in the current folder:
.EX
% \f(CBrepl 15
.EE
.PP
The next example creates your reply in the folder 
.PN +drafts .
If you decide not to send the draft reply, 
the mail system will store it in this folder:
.EX
% \f(CBrepl -draftfolder +drafts
.EE
.PP
The next example places a copy of your reply in your 
.PN +copylog
folder:
.EX
% \f(CBrepl -fcc +copylog
.EE
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.SH Profile Components
.TS
tab(+);
lw(1.5i) l.
Path:+To determine your Mail directory
Alternate-Mailboxes:+To determine your mailboxes
Draft-Folder:+To find the default draft folder
Editor:+To override the default editor
Msg-Protect:+To set mode when creating a new message (draft)
fileproc:+Program to refile the message
mhlproc:+Program to filter message being replied to
whatnowproc:+Program to ask the \*(lqWhat now?\*(rq questions
.TE
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.SH Files
.TP 10
.PN /usr/lib/mh/replcomps
The default system reply template.
.TP
.PN <mh-dir>/replcomps
The user-supplied alternative to the standard reply template.
.TP 
.PN $HOME/\&.mh_profile
The user profile.
.TP
.PN <mh-dir>/draft
The draft file.
.\"
.\"
.\"
.\"
.SH See Also
comp(1mh), dist(1mh), forw(1mh), prompter(1mh), send(1mh), 
.\" template(1), 
whatnow(1mh), mh-format(5mh)