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- Committer: Bazaar Package Importer
- Author(s): Tatsuya Kinoshita
- Date: 2007-04-23 20:51:39 UTC
- mfrom: (1.1.7 upstream)
- Revision ID: james.westby@ubuntu.com-20070423205139-m5xqwnskzdar9cmu
Tags: 5.2.50~0.20070423-1
* New upstream release. (CVS trunk on 2007-04-23)
- Preventing APOP attack. [CVE-2007-1558]
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- Preventing APOP attack. [CVE-2007-1558]
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Info file: mew.info, -*-Text-*-
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produced by `texinfo-format-buffer'
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from file `mew.texi'
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using `texinfmt.el' version 2.41 of 1 Mar 2005.
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using `texinfmt.el' version 2.42 of 7 Jul 2006.
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INFO-DIR-SECTION Message User Agent
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START-INFO-DIR-ENTRY
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File: mew.info, Node: delete mark, Next: refile mark, Prev: unread mark, Up: Marks
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Delete `D', `X'
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===============
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Delete `D' and `X'
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==================
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If you want to delete a message, type `d' in Summary mode to put the
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`D' mark on it. Don't be worried about losing the message by
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2. Put the `D' mark in the trashes then type `x'.
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Exactly speaking, the following rule is applied for local folders.
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(`mew-trash-folder' is default to +trash$B!#(B
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`mew-trash-folder-list' is default to `nil'$B!#(B)
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(`mew-trash-folder' is default to +trash.
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`mew-trash-folder-list' is default to `nil'.)
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- If `mew-trash-folder' is `nil', messages marked with 'D' are
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deleted.
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- If `mew-trash-folder-list' is defined, messages marked with 'D'
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- If `mew-trash-folder' is `nil', messages marked with
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`D' are deleted.
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- If `mew-trash-folder-list' is defined, messages marked with `D'
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in one of the folders defined in it are deleted. Otherwise, they
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are moved to the trash.
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- If `mew-trash-folder-list' is `nl', messages marked with 'D' in
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- If `mew-trash-folder-list' is `nl', messages marked with `D' in
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`mew-trash-folder' are deleted. Otherwise, they are moved to the
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trash. (This is default.)
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The followings shows the marks in the strong order:
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`o'$B!"(B`D'$B!"(B`X'
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`o', `D', and `X'
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After marking a message newly, the next message is shown. After
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overriding another mark, the cursor stays on the message.
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`*' $B$H(B `$'
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`*' and `$'
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After marking a message, the cursor stays on the message.
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`U'
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After marking a message, the cursor stays on the message.
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You can exchange marks as follows:
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`m$'
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`*' -> `$' :: Preserve the `*' marks temporarily
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`*' -> `$' :: Preserve the `*' marks temporarily.
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`m*'
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`$' -> `*' :: Get the `*' marks back
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`$' -> `*' :: Get the `*' marks back.
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`ms'
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`$' <-> `*'
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`mM-u'
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have to specify the "case", if necessary, when you input folder name
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in minibuffer. This command is only the exception.
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Mew also provides `c' which is very similar to `o'. To know the
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Mew also provides `c' which is very similar to `o'. To know the
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difference, please refer to *Note refile mark::.
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As you know, the more excellent refiling guess algorithms become, the
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To: piglet@example.org
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Cc: pooh-lovers@example.org
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Since pooh is a member of pooh-lovers, he receives this message. But
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he has a folder for his friend, pooh. So, +from/piglet may be chosen.
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Since Pooh is a member of pooh-lovers, he receives this message. But
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he has a folder for his friend, Piglet. So, +from/piglet may be
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chosen.
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To avoid this, Mew allows you to specify which folders are to be
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ignored. The default is +from. So, please take a convention to refile
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not work as you wish. For example, for both a message whose To: is
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staff@example.jp and another message whose To: is staff@example.net,
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the same folder would be selected with guess by folders
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(e.g. "+net/staff"). So, Mew allows you to define your own rules
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(e.g. "+net/staff"). So, Mew allows you to define your own rules
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explicitly.
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Let's look at an example.
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Mew provides a mechanism to guess a folder where the parent message of
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a current message was refiled before.
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For example, pooh, piglet, and roo had a chat to go and get honey. So,
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pooh made +project/honey then refiled the message to it. The further
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For example, Pooh, Piglet, and Roo had a chat to go and get honey. So,
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Pooh made +project/honey then refiled the message to it. The further
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messages, if they are properly replied, they are supposed to be
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refiled to +project/honey.
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To: pooh@example.net
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From: piglet@example.org
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pooh received a message from piglet. If pooh uses this mechanism,
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Pooh received a message from Piglet. If Pooh uses this mechanism,
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+from/piglet will be chosen according to From:. (Folders under +from
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can be recurse. And you can select the entire address for a folder
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name instead of the user part.)
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The function to provide this feature is
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`mew-refile-guess-by-from-folder'.
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Next, let's consider a care where pooh replied to piglet. Since pooh
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Next, let's consider a care where Pooh replied to Piglet. Since Pooh
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Cc:ed the message to himself, the message was also delivered to him.
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To: piglet@example.org
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Cc: pooh@example.net
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From: pooh@example.net
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How do you feel if you are pooh? You may want to refile this to
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How do you feel if you are Pooh? You may want to refile this to
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+from/pooh. Also, you may want to move this to +from/piglet. So, it
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can be customized.
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Mew also provides a mechanism to guess a folder by the place where a
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message that has the same From: field is refiled.
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Suppose that piglet has two addresses, piglet@example.org and
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p-p-p@example.org. pooh wants to refile messages from piglet to
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Suppose that Piglet has two addresses, piglet@example.org and
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p-p-p@example.org. Pooh wants to refile messages from Piglet to
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+from/piglet no matter what his From: is. This policy can, of course,
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be implemented if pooh specifies rules explicitly as follows:
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be implemented if Pooh specifies rules explicitly as follows:
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(setq mew-refile-guess-alist
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'(("From:"
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The default rule is to extract a user name from From: and to choose
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`+from/user'. But if `mew-refile-guess-strip-domainpart' is
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`nil', it extracts the entire address. So,
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`+from/user@domain' is chosen. The default value of
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`+from/user@domain' is chosen. The default value of
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`mew-refile-guess-strip-domainpart' is `t'.
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The function name is `mew-refile-guess-by-default'.
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Let's see the following example of `mew-refile-guess-control' action.
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`mew-refile-guess-by-alist'
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guessed +aaa, +bbb.
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guessed +aaa and +bbb.
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`mew-refile-guess-by-folder'
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guessed +ccc, +ddd.
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guessed +ccc and +ddd.
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`mew-refile-guess-by-default'
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guessed +eee.
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with `o' nor `D' if
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`mew-refile-auto-refile-skip-any-mark' is `nil'. If
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`mew-refile-auto-refile-skip-any-mark' is `t', they mean
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non-marked messages (ie read). The default value of
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non-marked messages (i.e. read). The default value of
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`mew-refile-auto-refile-skip-any-mark' is `nil'.
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`C-uM-o' targets messages marked with `*' regardless the value of
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local folder. (You can use `lc' in a local folder, too. In this case,
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a message is moved in the same world.)
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To opy a message in a folder to an IMAP folder(the server side), type
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To opy a message in a folder to an IMAP folder (the server side), type
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`li'.
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To copy messages marked with '*' to a local folder, use `mlc'. To
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copy messages marked with '*' to an IMAP folder, use `mli'.
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To copy messages marked with `*' to a local folder, use `mlc'. To
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copy messages marked with `*' to an IMAP folder, use `mli'.
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Here is a summary of commands which copy messages from a world to
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another.
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`lc'
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Copy a message to a local folder.
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`mlc'
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Copy messages marked with '*' to a local folder.
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Copy messages marked with `*' to a local folder.
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`li'
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Copy a message to the server side of IMAP.
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Mew provides the following method to search messages:
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`?'
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Put the '*' mark onto messages in this follder, which are matched
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We can also search messages with a search engine, including Spotlight,
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Windows Desktop Search, etc. This feature is supported by the
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Windows Desktop Search, etc. This feature is supported by the
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following commands.
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To know how to delete Virtual mode, please refer to *Note Quit::.
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File: mew.info, Node: dbsearch, Next: keyword, Prev: virtual, Up: Search
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The followings are expiation of each search engines.
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`Hyper Estraier'
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The default search engine is automatically set to the one found first.
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'spotlight, 'wds, 'google, and 'namazu. The following is an example to
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example to choose Hyper Estraier.
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Highlighting a keyword
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The keyword which you specified on search is shorted in a buffer. You
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can display messages with the keyword highlighted. The commands to
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enable this functionality are as follows:
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2. A list consists of an integer and a symbol. The symbol specifies
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a function to be called. The name of the function is produced by
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Pre-defined symbols are 'type, 'time, 'date, 'year, 'size, 'from,
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'subj and 'body. For more details, see the explanation of the
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If `mew-summary-form-mark-spam' is `t', the `D' mark automatically is
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put onto SPAM messages. A message is considered a SPAM message if the
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MD5 checksum of its body is duplicated in a scan.The default is `nil'.
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If `mew-summary-form-mark-review' is `t', the `*' mark
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automatically is put onto messages destined to me. The default is
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Text/Plain. Even in this situation, `C-cC-e' described below is a
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parts of WORD, Excel, and PowerPoint file in Message,
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Text/Html above is required. Also, you need to install Mule-UCS for
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Text/Plain. When you install "emacs-w3m", you may want to choose
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`:'.)
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sumikawa> Cabernet Sauvignon, Bordeaux, '90.
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Both an address in the citation label and the citation prefix can be
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converted to an element of a personal information in Addrbook. They
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can be configured by `mew-addrbook-for-cite-label' and
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`mew-addrbook-for-cite-prefix', respectively. The default values are
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`nil' and `'username', respectively. You can set out of the following
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'shortname
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Typing `y' makes the composed message sent (or queued). If you type
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`n', you will go back to the original draft.
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In Europe Latin 9 (ISO-8859-15 or Latin 0), which includes the euro
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sign, is getting more and more popular instead of Latin 1
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(ISO-8859-1). If characters of both Latin 1 and Lain 9 exist in a
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If `mew-use-highlight-url' is `t', a spell is cast to URL strings in a
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