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HELP ON MESSAGE EDITING
Several commands are available to you from this prompt. NOTE: Not all of
these commands may be available to all users at all times. The commands are:
<L>ist
Allows you to see what you have typed as it looks in the
line-oriented message editor.
<V>iew
Allows you to see what you have typed as it will be formatted
by the system after saving the message. (This is called word
wrap mode, and is applied to all messages on the system so that
display adjust automatically to the width of the reader's screen.)
<A>gain
Allows you to read the original message you're replying to (if
the message you're composing is a reply to an existing message).
<E>dit
This brings up a menu of additional message editing options.
PLEASE NOTE: These additional options are available to you
at all times - you do not need to press <E>dit first to
use them.
<G>o Full Scrn
Go to full-screen editing mode. This
prompt will only appear if you have ANSI
enabled in your user profile configuration.
<C>ont
Continue adding to your message.
<I>ns
Insert a line of text into your message.
<T>ext Subst
Do a search-and-replace style text
substitution.
<D>el/Repl Line
Delete a line from your message, or retype
an entire line.
<H>elp
See the help information you're reading now.
<R>cpt
Allows you to request an active return receipt for the
message you're entering. When you activate this option,
a message will be sent automatically by the system to you
after the recipient reads your message.
<F>ile
Allows you to enclose a file with this message. When activated,
you can upload a file of any kind, which will be made available
to anyone who can read your message. (If your message is private,
only the recipient and the System Operator(s) can read your message
or download any file enclosed with it.)
<S>ave
Allows you to save your message on the system and return to the
menu (or continue reading messages if your message was a reply).
<Q>uit
Allows you to abort the message entry process without saving.
<H>elp
See the help information you're reading now.
Ctrl-Q
Allows you to quote lines from the original message if the
message you're entering is a reply.
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