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+     mailrc                           UUCP                           mailrc
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+     FILE   
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+           ./<homedir>/<user>/UUCP/mailrc  (CoCo)
+           ./<homedir>/<user>/.mailrc      (OSK)
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+     SUMMARY   
+
+          This file contains user settings for Mailx and news.  
+
+     DESCRIPTION   
+
+          Each entry in this file is on a separate line and follows the 
+          syntax.  --NOTE--: There must be at least one space on both sides 
+          of the '=': 
+
+               parameter = value 
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+
+          The case (upper or lower) of the parameter is ignored.  Lines 
+          beginning with '#' <space>, <tab>, or a carriage return are 
+          comment lines and ignored.  The parameters which the user can set 
+          are: 
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+          realname     - The user's real name, to be included in message 
+                         and news article headers.  If the name is more 
+                         than one word, it MUST be surrounded by double 
+                         quotes as shown in the example below.  
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+          editor       - This specifies the editor invoked by the tilde 
+                         command ~e when composing message or news 
+                         article.  Specify only the name if command will be 
+                         in the current execution directory.  Otherwise, 
+                         specify a full path.  This value will override the 
+                         environment variable EDITOR. There is no default 
+                         value; 
+
+          auto_rot     - Specify on (or yes), or off (or no).  The default 
+                         value is off (no). If on (yes) is set, news 
+                         articles with the keyword rot13 will be 
+                         automatically unrot13'd when read.  
+
+          cc_prompt    - Specify on (or yes), or off (or no).  The default 
+                         is off (no). If on (yes) is set, the user will be 
+                         prompted "Cc: " to send a carbon copy of each 
+                         message to one or more addresses.  
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+          organization - When sending news articles, this line specifies 
+                         the Organization: field in the article header.  If 
+                         the name of the organization is longer than one 
+                         word, it MUST be enclosed in double quotes.  An 
+                         organization specified in the system-wide 
+                         /DD/SYS/UUCP/Parameters file will override this 
+                         setting.  
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+     mailrc                           UUCP                           mailrc
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+          quote        - This is the default quote character which will be 
+                         appended to the beginning of each line by Mailx or 
+                         POSTNEWS when the tilde command ~m is used.  Only 
+                         a single character not a string of characters is 
+                         acceptable.  
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+          fullheader   - Mailx allows a user to default to displaying the 
+                         full message header when reading mail or an 
+                         abbreviated one.  If this parameter is missing or 
+                         is present and set to 'yes' or 'on', the full 
+                         header is displayed.  If it is present and set to 
+                         'off' or 'no', the shortned header is displayed.  
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+          EXAMPLE:
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+               realname = "The OTHER Rick Adams"
+               editor = ved
+               auto_rot = on
+               cc_prompt = on
+               organization = "Color Central"
+               quote = -
+               fullheader = no
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