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comp(1mh)

fmt(1mh)

folder(1mh)

forw(1mh)

inc(1mh)

mail(1mh)

mh(1mh)

mhl(1mh)

next(1mh)

pick(1mh)

prev(1mh)

prompter(1mh)

refile(1mh)

repl(1mh)

rmf(1mh)

rmm(1mh)

scan(1mh)

send(1mh)

show(1mh)

mh(5mh)

mh_profile(5mh)



FORW(1MH)               COMMAND REFERENCE               FORW(1MH)



NAME
     forw - forward messages

SYNOPSIS
     forw [ +folder ] [ msgs ] [ -editor editor ] [ -form
          formfile ] [ -annotate ] [ -noannotate ] [ -inplace ] [
          -noinplace ] [ -wait ] [ -nowait ] [ -output ] [
          -nooutput ] [ -build ] [ -help ]

DESCRIPTION
     Forw prepares a mail message containing other messages.
     Forw constructs the new message from the components file or
     from formfile (specified with the -form option) with a body
     composed of the message(s) to be forwarded.  An editor is
     invoked (as described in comp(1mh)), and after editing is
     complete, you are prompted before the message is sent.

     If you specify the -annotate option, each message being
     forwarded is annotated with the lines:

     Forwarded: date
     Forwarded: To: names
     Forwarded: cc: names

     Each 'To:' and 'cc:' list contains as many lines as required
     to list names.  This annotation is done only if you send the
     message directly from forw.  If you don't send the forwarded
     message, you can use comp -use in a later session to re-edit
     and send the message, but the annotations won't take place.

     Your .mh_profile file may contain the following entries:

     Path: Your MH mail directory
     Editor: Overrides the default editor, /bin/prompter
     Current-Folder: The default current folder
     <lasteditor>-next: The editor used after exit from <lasteditor>

     Forw has the following defaults:

     +folder defaults to the current folder
     msgs defaults to cur (the current message)
     -editor defaults to /bin/prompter
     -noannotate
     -noinplace
     -wait
     -output

OPTIONS
     -annotate
         Each message being forwarded is annotated with the lines





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     Forwarded: date
     Forwarded: To: names
     Forwarded: cc: names

     -editor editor
         Use editor instead of the default text editor.  See
         comp(1mh).

     -form formfile
         Use formfile (from your MH directory) as the skeleton
         format.

     -help
         Display a synopsis of the forw command.

     -inplace
         Annotate a message in place to preserve its links.

     -noannotate
         Don't add annotations to forwarded messages.

     -noinplace
         Do not annotate a message in place.

     +folder
         Folder becomes the current folder, and the first message
         being forwarded becomes the current message.

     -wait
         Wait until the message is sent before terminating.

     -nowait
         Terminate immediately after selecting send at the What
         now? prompt.  This is for sending messages quickly.

     -output
         Print error messages to the terminal.

     -nooutput
         Don't print error messages.

     -build
         Build the forwarded message but don't send it. You can
         send the message later with comp -use (see comp(1mh)).

FILES
     /usr/lib/mh/components   The message skeleton

     <mh-dir>/components      Used instead of the standard
                              skeleton

     $HOME/.mh_profile        Your MH mail profile file



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     <mh-dir>/draft           The default message file

SEE ALSO
     comp(1mh), fmt(1mh), folder(1mh), forw(1mh), inc(1mh),
     mail(1mh), mh(1mh), mhl(1mh), next(1mh), pick(1mh),
     prev(1mh), prompter(1mh), refile(1mh), repl(1mh), rmf(1mh),
     rmm(1mh), scan(1mh), send(1mh), show(1mh), mh(5mh),
     mh_profile(5mh).















































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