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1.7 More About mh-e

These are the basic commands to get you going, but there are plenty more. If you think that mh-e is for you, read 2. Using mh-e and 3. Customizing mh-e to find out how you can:

• Print your messages. (2.4.4 Printing Your Mail and 3.4.4 Printing Your Mail.)
• Edit messages and include your signature. (2.3 Editing a Draft and 3.3 Editing a Draft.)
• Forward messages. (2.2.2 Forwarding Mail and 3.2.2 Forwarding Mail.)
• Read digests. (2.1.1 Viewing Your Mail.)
• Edit bounced messages. (2.2.4 Editing Old Drafts and Bounced Messages and 3.2.4 Editing Old Drafts and Bounced Messages.)
• Send multimedia messages. (2.3.2 Editing Multimedia Messages and 3.3.2 Editing Multimedia Messages.)
• Process mail that was sent with shar or uuencode. (2.4.5 Files and Pipes.)
• Use sequences conveniently. (2.6 Using Sequences.)
• Show header fields in different fonts. (3.1.1 Viewing Your Mail.)
• Find previously refiled messages. (2.5 Searching Through Messages.)
• Place messages in a file. (2.4.5 Files and Pipes.)

Remember that you can also use MH commands when you're not running mh-e (and when you are!).