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| | then writes the results to the clipboard. This is really |
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| | handly if your are running a GUI mail client. You cut |
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| | the desired text (thereby placing it on the clipboard). Then |
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| | you run \'mailfmt\' - this is best done with a keyboard |
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| | shortcut. Finally, you paste back to your mail client and, |
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| | shortcut - Then paste back to your mail client and, |
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| | voila!, your text has been reformatted. |
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| | The input and output can be reassigned to stdin and stdout |
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| | respectively, on a Win32 system, using the -i and -o options. |
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| | On Win32 systems, the input and output can be reassigned to stdin and |
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| | stdout respectively, using the -i and -o options. |
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| | Normally, errors on a Win32 system will appear as GUI Message |
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| | Boxes. If, however, you choose to output to stdout via the |
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| | -o option, all errors will be written there instead. |
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| | None known as of this release. This is not beautiful code. It is very |
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| | hackish in places. |
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| | .SH COPYRIGHT AND LICENSING |
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| | mailfmt is Copyright(c) 2002 TundraWare Inc. For terms of use, see |
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| | \'mailfmt\' is Copyright(c) 2002 TundraWare Inc. For terms of use, see |
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| | the mailfmt-License.txt file in the program distribution. If you |
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| | install mailfmt on a FreeBSD system using the 'ports' mechanism, you |
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| | install \'mailfmt\' on a FreeBSD system using the 'ports' mechanism, you |
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| | will also find this file in /usr/local/share/doc/mailfmt. |
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| | .SH AUTHOR |
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| | .nf |
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tundra
authored
on 9 Oct 2002