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XFMAIL(1L)		      XFMail		       XFMAIL(1L)

NAME
       XFMail - XForms based mailer application

SYNTAX
       xfmail [ options ] [ address , address ]

DESCRIPTION
       XFMail is an X11 application for managing electronic mail.
       It was created using the XForms library	toolkit	 by  T.C.
       Zhao and Mark Overmars.

       Three  different	 types	of  mailboxes  (folders) are sup
       ported:
	- standard unix mailbox (elm-style)
	- MH (compatible with mhtools)
	- IMAP (located on IMAP4 or IMAP4rev1 servers)

       XFMail supports the POP, SMTP, and IMAP	e-mail	protocols
       and has full MIME support.

       PGP encryption/decryption is supported through an external
       PGP utility.

       See Help/Contents in the main menu for more info.

OPTIONS
       The command line options/arguments are:

       address Send mail to address.

       -help   Display help message

       -display display
	       This option specifies the X server to contact.

       -geometry geom
	       This option specifies the size and/or location  of
	       the window.

       -private
	       Use private colormap

       -standard
	       Use standard colormap

       -shared Use shared colormap

       -double Enable double buffering

       -bw width
	       Set controls border width (-3 ... 3)

       -iconic Start iconized

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XFMAIL(1L)		      XFMail		       XFMAIL(1L)

       -readonly
	       Run  in	readonly  mode.	 Changes to configuration
	       files will not be saved. More  than  one	 copy  of
	       XFMail can be started from the same account.

       -cfgfile <file>
	       Use  <file>  instead of .xfmailrc (Can be also set
	       through XFMAILRC environment variable)

       -cfgdir <dir>
	       Set  XFMail  configuration  directory   to   <dir>
	       instead	of  ~/.xfmail/	(Can  be also set through
	       XFMAILDIR environment variable)

       -compose
	       Go directly into message composer  (this	 mode  is
	       choosed	automatically  if  any <addrs> are speci
	       fied)

       -message <file>
	       Use <file> as message text (- for stdin)

       -withhdr
	       Signifies that <file> used with -message	 contains
	       message header as well

       -subject , -s <subject>
	       Specify	message subject (be careful to quote sub
	       jects containing spaces.)

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
       The following environment variables affect  the	execution
       of XFMail:

       XFMAILRC
	       The   location  of  .xfmailrc  configuration  file
	       (default is ~/.xfmail/.xfmailrc)

       XFMAILDIR
	       The directory  which  holds  XFMail  configuration
	       files (default is ~/.xfmail/)

       USER    Your username

       HOME    Your home directory

SEE ALSO
       xforms(5), X(1), RFC822
       See  http://burka.netvision.net.il/xfmail/xfmail.html  for
       more details

AUTHOR
       Copyright 1995-1998 by Gennady B. Sorokopud

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