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NAME
xmphone - while you were out phone message pad
SYNOPSIS
xmphone [ -bcc ] [ -nobcc ] [ -verify ] [ -noverify ] [ -toolkitoptions
... ]
DESCRIPTION
Xmphone is an X client that displays a message template similar to the
``while you were out'' message pads. The first four lines of the
template are filled in by the user with the email address of the person
the message is for, who the message is from, their affliation, and his or
her phone number. The next section consists of several toggle buttons.
The user selects the appropriate buttons with the left mouse button. The
last section is a scrollable message window that can be used to give more
specific information.
Once the message has been constructed, the Send selection on the File
menu either sends the message immediately or prompts for verification
(see below). This selection can also be activated through the use of the
accelerator Ctrl-S.
The Clear selection of the File menu clears the template. This selection
can also be activated through the use of the accelerator Ctrl-C.
The Quit selection of the File menu quits the program. This selection
can also be activated through the use of the accelerator Ctrl-Q.
The Help button displays a help message.
OPTIONS
Xmphone accepts all of the standard toolkit command line options along
with four additional options:
-bcc sends a blind carbon copy of the generated message.
-nobcc suppresses sending a blind carbon copy of the generated message.
-verify the user is prompted to verify that the displayed message should
indeed be sent.
-noverify
the user is not prompted to verify the message prior to its being
sent.
RESOURCES
Xmphone recognizes all of the standard toolkit and widget resources along
with four additional resources:
bcc Indicates that the user should get a blind carbon copy of the
message. The default is ``off''.
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verify Indicates that the user should be prompted to verify the message
prior to its being sent. The default is ``on''.
numtogs Indicates the number of toggle buttons that will be included in
the middle section. The names of the toggle buttons are tog0
thru tognumtogs. The default is 7.
msgwidth
Indicates the number of columns the mail message should be word-
wrapped to. The default is 72.
NOTES
Keyboard traversal can be used with this application.
FILES
/usr/local/X11/lib/X11/app-defaults/XMphone
AUTHOR
Richard Bingle, Computer Science Department, Purdue University.
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