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Intro: Filled in the very basics for Using MH.
author markus schnalke <meillo@marmaro.de>
date Sun, 20 May 2012 21:45:45 +0200
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110 New MH tools are built out of or on top of existing ones quickly. 110 New MH tools are built out of or on top of existing ones quickly.
111 Further more, MH encourages the user to tailor, extend and automate the system. 111 Further more, MH encourages the user to tailor, extend and automate the system.
112 As the MH tool chest was modeled after the Unix tool chest, the 112 As the MH tool chest was modeled after the Unix tool chest, the
113 properties of the latter apply to the former as well. 113 properties of the latter apply to the former as well.
114 114
115 .U2 "A Tour through MH 115 .U2 "Using MH
116 .P 116 .P
117 XXX cf. peek; why UP still matters; real work. 117 It is strongly recommended to have a look at the MH Book,
118 118 which introduces well into using MH.
119 .U2 "Example Session 119 .[ [
120 peek mh book
121 .], Part II]
122 Rose and Romine provide a deeper and more technical
123 though slightly outdated introduction in only about two dozens pages.
124 .[
125 rose romine real work
126 .]
120 .P 127 .P
121 Following is an example mail handling session. 128 Following is an example mail handling session.
122 It uses mmh but is mostly compatible with nmh and old MH. 129 It uses mmh but is mostly compatible with nmh and old MH.
123 Details might vary but the look'n'feel is the same. 130 Details might vary but the look'n'feel is the same.
124 .DS 131 .DS