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Message 5.9.0 Manual

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1. Interface

When a program (or a person) wants to respond to a message -- reply, follow up, forward, cancel -- the program (or person) should just put point in the buffer where the message is and call the required command. Message will then pop up a new message mode buffer with appropriate headers filled out, and the user can edit the message before sending it.

1.1 New Mail Message    Editing a brand new mail message.

1.2 New News Message    Editing a brand new news message.

1.3 Reply    Replying via mail.

1.4 Wide Reply    Responding to all people via mail.

1.5 Followup    Following up via news.

1.6 Canceling News    Canceling a news article.

1.7 Superseding    Superseding a message.

1.8 Forwarding    Forwarding a message via news or mail.

1.9 Resending    Resending a mail message.

1.10 Bouncing    Bouncing a mail message.

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1.1 New Mail Message		Editing a brand new mail message.
1.2 New News Message		Editing a brand new news message.
1.3 Reply		Replying via mail.
1.4 Wide Reply		Responding to all people via mail.
1.5 Followup		Following up via news.
1.6 Canceling News		Canceling a news article.
1.7 Superseding		Superseding a message.
1.8 Forwarding		Forwarding a message via news or mail.
1.9 Resending		Resending a mail message.
1.10 Bouncing		Bouncing a mail message.