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Compose message screen and commands

The following is a sample message composition screen:

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| PINE 3.96   COMPOSE MESSAGE                 Folder: INBOX  20 Messages |
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| To      : Ross Armstrong <ross@elsewhere.edu>                          |
| Cc      : isabelle@elsewhere.edu                                       |
| Attchmnt: 1. /usr/users/jsingh/article.ps (843 KB) "My article"        |
| Subject : Re: Scanning pencil drawings                                 |
| ----- Message Text -----                                               |
| Hi Ross,                                                               |
| I'm actually in the middle of writing an article on that very subject  |
| for a magazine.  I am sending you a PostScript file of a draft,        |
| attached to this email message as an attachment.  Let me know if you   |
| have any questions about it!                                           |
|                                                                        |
|     Jasjit Singh, Ph.D. - Dept. of Educational Technology              |
|     Nowhere College, Notown, USA     Tel.: (123) 669-4373              |
|     Internet Email: jsingh@edutech.nowhere.edu                         |
|     WWW homepage: http://www.edutech.nowhere.edu/~jsingh/              |
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|^G Get Help ^X Send    ^R Read File ^Y Prev Pg ^K Cut Text   ^O Postpone|
|^C Cancel   ^J Justify ^_ Alt Edit  ^V Next Pg ^U UnCut Text ^T To Spell|
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The listed commands are as follows:


NOTE: Although Pine does not use <Ctrl>S or <Ctrl>Q (sometimes known as XOFF and XON), the system you are using may intercept those characters. If you accidentally hit a <Ctrl>S and your keyboard mysteriously freezes up, try typing a <Ctrl>Q and see if that puts things right.


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