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   Functions Keys:

   ^F1^   -   Pop up this screen.
   ^F2^   -   Run external communication progragm.
   ^F3^   -   Change the download directory
   ^F4^   -   Configure wsOMR.

   Ordinary keys:

   ^Q^    -   Select QWK packet type.
   ^B^    -   Select Bluewave packet type.
   ^S^    -   Select SOUP packet type, usually for Internet/USENET.
   ^I^    -   Select Internet(RFC822) message format, this format
            is also compatible with Eudora's .mbx files.

   Arrow and Enter keys:

   Use arrow keys to select a bbs_id to work on.

   Legend:

    ^BBS_ID^
    ^SYS OP^


 Smile Symbols and Acronym from Mike Schmeisser's Message//
^<g>^    grin
^<bg>^   big grin
^<dg>^   dirty grin
^<eg>^   evil grin
^<vbg>^  very big grin
^<s>^    smile
^<rofl>^ rolling on floor, laughing
^<gr&d>^ grinning, running and ducking

the others are abbreviations with go without <>

^AFK^    away from keyboard
^ASAP^   as soon as possible
^BCNU^   be sein'you
^BIS^    back in a second
^BRB^    be right back
^BTW^    by the way
^CU^     see you
^FYG^    for your guidance
^FYI^    for your information
^IMHO^   in my humble opinion
^IMO^    in my opinion
^IOW^    in other words
^LOL^    lot of laughs
^NBD^    no big deal
^OIC^    oh, I see
^OTOH^   on the other Hand
^PDQ^    pretty darn quick
^PITA^   pain in the a..
^PMJI^   pardon me for jumping in
^RSN^    real soon now
^RTFM^   read the fuckin' manual (sorry, I didn't invent that on)
^TIA^    thanks in advance

The Unofficial Smilie Dictionary
────────────────────────────────

:-)   Your basic smilie. This smilie is used to inflect a sarcastic or
      joking statement since we can't hear voice inflection over Unix.
;-)   Winky smilie.User just made a flirtatious and/or sarcastic remark.
      More of a "don't hit me for what I just said" smilie.
:-(   Frowning smilie. User did not like that last statement or is upset
      or depressed about something.
:-I   Indifferent smilie. Better than a Frowning smilie but not quite as
      good as a happy smilie
:->   User just made a really biting sarcastic remark. Worse than a :-).
>:->  User just made a really devilish remark.
>;->  Winky and devil combined. A very lewd remark was just made.

Those are the basic ones...Here are some somewhat less common ones:

(-:   User is left handed
%-)   User has been staring at a green screen for 15 hours straight
:*)   User is drunk
[:]   User is a robot
8-)   User is wearing sunglasses
B:-)  Sunglasses on head
::-)  User wears normal glasses
B-)   User wears horn-rimmed glasses
8:-)  User is a little girl
:-)-8 User is a Big girl
:-{)  User has a mustache
:-{}  User wears lipstick
{:-)  User wears a toupee
}:-(  Toupee in an updraft
:-[   User is a Vampire
:-E   Bucktoothed vampire
:-F   Bucktoothed vampire with one tooth missing
:-7   User just made a wry statement
:-*   User just ate something sour
:-)~  User drools
:-~)  User has a cold
:'-(  User is crying
:'-)  User is so happy, s/he is crying
:-@   User is screaming
:-#   User wears braces
:v)   User has a broken nose, but it's the other way
:_)   User's nose is sliding off of his face
:<)   User is from an Ivy League School
:-&   User is tongue tied.
=:-)  User is a hosehead
-:-)  User is a punk rocker
-:-(  (real punk rockers don't smile)
:=)   User has two noses
+-:-) User is the Pope or holds some other religious office
`:-)  User shaved one of his eyebrows off this morning
,:-)  Same thing...other side
|-I   User is asleep
|-O   User is yawning/snoring
:-Q   User is a smoker
:-?   User smokes a pipe
O-)   Megaton Man On Patrol!  (or else, user is a scuba diver)
O :-) User is an angel (at heart, at least)
:-P   Nyahhhh!
:-S   User just made an incoherent statement
:-D   User is laughing (at you!)
:-X   User's lips are sealed
:-C   User is really bummed
<|-)  User is Chinese
<|-(  User is Chinese and doesn't like these kind of jokes
:-/   User is skeptical
C=:-) User is a chef
@=    User is pro-nuclear war
*<:-) User is wearing a Santa Claus Hat
:-o   Uh oh!
(8-o  It's Mr. Bill!
*:o)  And Bozo the Clown!
3:]   Pet smilie
3:[   Mean Pet smilie
d8=   Your pet beaver is wearing goggles and a hard hat.
E-:-) User is a Ham radio operator
:-9   User is licking his/her lips
%-6   User is braindead
[:-)  User is wearing a walkman
(:I   User is an egghead
<:-I  User is a dunce
K:P   User is a little kid with a propeller beenie
@:-)  User is wearing a turban
:-0   No Yelling!  (Quiet Lab)
:-:   Mutant Smilie
      The invisible smilie
.-)   User only has one eye
,-)   Ditto...but he's winking
X-(   User just died
8 :-) User is a wizard
C=}>;*{))  Mega-Smilie... A drunk, devilish chef with a toupee in an 
           updraft, a mustache, and a double chin

Note: A lot of these can be typed without noses to make midget smilies.

:)  Midget smilie
:]  Gleep...a friendly midget smilie who will gladly be your friend
=)  Variation on a theme...
:} - What should we call these? (what?)
:) - Happy
:> - what?
:@ - what?
:D - Laughter
:I - Hmmm...
:( - Sad
:[ - Real Downer
:< - what?
:{ - what?
:O - Yelling
?
:C - what?
:Q - what?
:,( - Crying
[] - Hugs and
:* - Kisses
|I - Asleep


:-`   smiley spitting out its chewing tobacco
:-1   smiley bland face
:-!           "
:-@   smiley face screaming
:-#|  smiley face with bushy mustache
:-$   smiley face with it's mouth wired shut
:-%   smiley banker
:-6   smiley after eating something sour
:-7   smiley after a wry statement
8-)   smiley swimmer

:-*   smiley after eating something bitter
:-&   smiley which is tongue-tied
:-0   smiley orator
      smiley invisible man
(:-(  unsmiley frowning
(:-)  smiley big-face
):-)          "
):-(  unsmiley big-face
)8-)  scuba smiley big-face
=:-)  smiley punk-rocker
=:-(  (real punk rockers don't smile)
+:-)  smiley priest
:-q   smiley trying to touch its tongue to its nose
:-e   disappointed smiley
:-t   cross smiley
:-i   semi-smiley
:-o   smiley singing national anthem
:-p   smiley sticking its tongue out (at you!)
:-[   un-smiley blockhead
:-]   smiley blockhead
:-{   smiley variation on a theme
:-}   ditto
{:-)  smiley with its hair parted in the middle
}:-)  above in an updraft
:-a   lefty smilely touching tongue to nose
:-s   smiley after a BIZARRE comment
:-d   lefty smiley razzing you
g-)   smiley with ponce-nez glasses
:-j   left smiling smilely
:-k   beats me, looks like something, tho.
:-l   y. a. s.
:-:   mutant smiley
:-\   undecided smiley
:-|   "have an ordinary day" smiley
;-)   winking smiley
:-<   real sad smiley
:->   y.a.s.
:-z   y.a.c.s.
:-x   "my lips are sealed" smiley
:-c   bummed out smiley
:-v   talking head smiley
:v)   left-pointing nose smiley
:-b   left-pointing tongue smiley
:-/   lefty undecided smiley
:-?   smilely smoking a pipe
.-]   one-eyed smilely
,-}   wry and winking
0-)   smiley cyclops (scuba diver?)
:-=)  older smiley with mustache
:u)   smiley with funny-looking left nose
:n)   smiley with funny-looking right nose
:<    midget unsmiley
:>    midget smiley
:-)     ha ha                   ~~:-(   net.flame
|-)     hee hee                 O |-)   net.religion
|-D     ho ho
:->     hey hey                 8 :-I   net.unix-wizards
:-(     boo hoo                   X-(   net.suicide
:-I     hmm                     E-:-I   net.ham-radio
:-O     uh oh                    >:-I   net.startrek
:-P     nyah nyah                3:o[   net.pets
|-P     yuk

:-}     beard
:-{     mustache
:-#     braces
:-X     bow tie
:-Q     smoker
<:I     dunce
(:I     egghead
@:I     turban

8-)     glasses
B-)     horn-rims
8:-)    glasses on forehead
:-8(    condescending stare
;-)     wink
>:-<    mad

Drama :-(       Comedy :-)      Surpise :-o     Suspense 8-|

Male    :-      Female  >-
Birth   |-O     Death 8-#
Infinity        8

:-)             Humor
:-) (-:         Masking theatrical comments
:<)             For those with hairy lips
:<)=            For those with beards too
:/)             Not funny
'-)             Wink
P-)             Pirate
;-)             Wink II
(@ @)           You're kidding!
:-"             Pursing lips
:-v             Just another face (speaking) profiled from the side
:-V             Shouting
:-w             Speak with forked tongue
:-W             Shout with forked tongue
:-r             Bleahhh (sticking tongue out)
:-f
:-p
:-1             Smirks
:-,
<:-O            Eeek!
:-*             Oops!  (Covering mouth with hand)
:-T             Keeping a straight face (tight-lipped)
:-D             Said with a smile
:-P
:-y
:-o             More shouting
:-O
:-{             Count Dracula
=|:-)=          Uncle Sam
7:)             Reagan
:-#             Censored
:~i             Smoking
:~j             (and smiling)
:/i             no Smoking
:-I             It's something, but I don't know what...
:-x             Kiss kiss
:->             Alternate happy face
:-(             Unhappy
:-c             Real unhappy
:-C             Unbelieving (jaw dropped)
:-<             Forlorn
:-B             Drooling (or overbite)
:-|             Disgusted
:-?             Licking your lips
<:>==           A turkey
:-) :-) :-)     Loud guffaw
:-J             Toungue-in-cheek comments
:*)             Clowning around
:-8             Talking out both sides of your mouth
(:-)            Messages dealing with bicycle helmets
@=              Warning about nuclear war
<:-)            For dumb questions
o=              A burning candle to start a flame
-=              A doused candle to end a flame
OO              Headlights on a message
:_)             I used to be a boxer, but it really got my nose out of 
                joint
B-)             Batman
B-|             Michael Keaton Batman
#:-)            Someone with matted hair
-end-
   Help  //

  ^E^    -   Enter a new message under the highlighted area
  ^I^    -   Import a prepared message under the highlighted area
  ^N^    -   List new files list, can do file request while viewing
  ^B^    -   View bulletins/news in the packet
  ^L^    -   List/View/Edit/Enter/Spell Check replies
  ^P^    -   List Personal messages
  ^S^    -   Search messages
  ^ESC^  -   Go back to previous screen
   Help  //

  ^E^    -   Enter a new message to the sender of highlighted message
  ^I^    -   Import a prepared message to the sender of highlighted
  ^ ^        message
  ^S^    -   Search on the current sort order, use F9 to change
  ^N^    -   Search next
  ^L^    -   List/View/Edit/Enter/Spell Check replies
  ^K^    -   Mark current message for delete
  ^M^    -   Mark current message for Writing(saving)
  ^W^    -   Write marked messages to files/folders
  ^F9^   -   Change sort order, msg#/from/to/subject
  ^ESC^  -   Go back to previous screen

  ^Legend:^

     * Message has been read
     ~ Message has been replied
     - Message has been marked for deletion
      Message has been marked for writing
  Help Menu//
  ^E^    -   Enter a new message to the sender of current message
  ^I^    -   Import a prepared message to the sender of current message
  ^R^    -   Reply to current message
  ^F^    -   Forward current message
  ^K^    -   Mark current message for deletion
  ^L^    -   List of frequently used functions
  ^^    -   Next Message
  ^^    -   Prev Message
  ^@A^   -   Acronym list
  ^T^    -   Steal Tagline from current message and save to womr.tag
  ^H^    -   View message header( Internet mail only )
  ^A^    -   Capture address from the message
  ^D^    -   Decode MIME/UU/XX encoded message into a file.
  ^@J^   -   Jump to DOS
  ^@F^   -   Save message to the mail received folder
  ^@G^   -   Save message to the global mail folder
  ^W^    -   Write/Append Message to a file, use wildcard to pop up
           a list
  ^@W^   -   Save message in RFC822 format to a file, use wildcard to
           pop up a list( for Internet only )
  ^P^    -   Print current message
  ^V^    -   View the saved messages
  ^Esc^  -   Go back to previous screen
  ^Del^  -   Go back to previous screen(if set in wsomr.ini)
  Help //

  ^R^    -   Reply to current message
  ^F^    -   Forward current message
  ^K^    -   Mark current message for deletion
  ^L^    -   List of frequently used functions
  ^A^    -   Capture address from the message
  ^T^    -   Steal tagline
  ^W^    -   Write current message to text file
  ^Esc^  -   Go back to previous screen
  ^Del^  -   Go back to previous screen(if set in wsomr.ini)

    Help Menu - References. //
   ^E^    -   Enter a new message
   ^I^    -   Import a prepared message
   ^K^    -   Kill hightlighted message
   ^ESC^  -   Go back to previous screen

   ^Legend:

    ^I^ UUCP gated Internet message
    ^-^ Message has been marked for deletion


    Help //
   ^C^    -   Change current reply
   ^S^    -   Spell check current reply
   ^M^    -   Move current message to another area
   ^X^    -   Cross post current reply to other areas
   ^K^    -   Kill current reply, will not save upon exit
   ^W^    -   Write/Append current reply to a file, can use wildcard to
            pop up a file list
   ^F^    -   View mail-sent folder
   ^@F^   -   Save currrent reply to mail-sent folder
   ^P^    -   Print current reply
   ^V^    -   View the saved replies
   ^@J^   -   Jump to DOS
   ^^    -   Go to next reply
   ^^    -   Go to previous reply
   ^ESC^  -   Go back to previous screen
   ^DEL^  -   Go back to previous screen( if set in wsomr.ini )

  Files               Options             Misc.          Help

  Help Menu//

 ^ Type      ^   -  Select the type of mail packet(BW/QWK/RFC/SOUP)
 ^ ──────────^
 ^ Open Host ^   -  Open an existing BBS/ISP
 ^ New  Host ^   -  Define a new BBS/ISP
 ^ ──────────^
 ^ Dial ^        -  Involk external communication program
 ^ ──────────^
 ^ Shell ^       -  Jump to DOS
 ^ Quit ^        -  Quit to DOS


  Help Menu - Options//

 ^Configuration^

   This option is used to configure different settings of wsOMR.

 ^Edit address book

   Edit opened address book.
   Directly updating address book under DOS shell should be avoided
   it will cause some unpredictable  results. you can  press "A"
   while viewing incoming mail to automatically capture address.

 ^Edit Tagline

   Edit Tagline File.
   Directly updating tagline file under DOS shell should be avoided
   it will cause some unpredictable  results. you can  press "T"
   while viewing incoming mail to steal taglines too.

 ^Edit Signature file

   Edit signature file

 ^Edit Group file

   Edit Grouping files. Grouping option is applicable to RFC/SOUP.

 ^Edit Format.INI

   Edit different options for outgoing message.

 ^Edit Keyword file

   Edit wsomr.key file for frequently used keywords for keyword
   search.

  Help Menu - Misc. //

 ^Registration

    View, fill up or print registration form.

    wsOMR is distributed as a shareware program, you can use it for 
    30 days. after that, either register it or erase it from your 
    harddisk.

    A lot of effort has been put into the development to make wsOMR 
    an ultimate message management tool, your registration will be a 
    big help to its further development.

 ^About

    Copyright notice

 ^View Taglines

     View opened tagline file

 ^Edit Taglines

     Edit opened tagline file
     Directly updating tagline file under DOS shell should be 
     avoided it will cause some unpredictable results. you can just 
     press 'T' while viewing incoming message to steal taglines from 
     the message text.

^View Acronyms

     View smile symbols & acronyms


   Help Menu - References. //

  ^Read Me

      Addintional information about current release.

  ^Manual

      Manual for wsOMR.

  ^wsOMR.FAQ

      Mary Draganis' FAQ about wsOMR
      (kira@zip.com.au)

  ^Help.me!

  ^What's New


  Files               Options             Misc.          Help
┌────────────────┐ ┌────────────────┐ ┌───────────────┐ ┌────────────┐
│ Open  Packet   │ │ Offline Config │ │ Registration  │ │ Manual     │
│ List  Packet   │ ├────────────────┤ │ About         │ │ Internet   │
│ Close Packet   │ │ View address   │ ├───────────────┤ │ Keywords   │
├────────────────┤ │ Edit address   │ │ View Taglines │ ├────────────┤
│ View/Edit Reply│ ├────────────────┤ │ Edit Taglines │ │ Read Me    │
│ File Request   │ │ View saved (in)│ │ View Acronyms │ │ Help Me!   │
├────────────────┤ │ View saved (out│ └───────────────┘ │ What's New │
│ Close All Pckt │ ├────────────────┤                   └────────────┘
├────────────────┤ │ View mail-sent │
│ OS Shell       │ └────────────────┘
└────────────────┘

  Help - Files//

 ^Open  Packet^              Open packets in the download directory
 ^List  Packet^              List packets already opened
 ^Close Packet^              Close opened packets to save disk space

 ^Close All Packets^         Close all opened packets

 ^OS Shell^                  Jump to DOS

  Help - MailBox//

 ^View/Edit New Messages

   View/edit/create new messages/replies.

 ^Import New Messages

   Import text file into new messages.

 ^View OutBox

   Outbox contains all the mail you have sent out.

 ^View/Reply-to Inbox - Local

   Inbox contans all the messages you have saved. this is applicable
   to the current host only.

 ^View/Reply-to Inbox - Global

   The global Inbox contains all the messages you have saved with
   Alt-G, this is for inter host/format replying.

  Help - Options//

 ^Offline Configuration^

   Select areas you like, this is good for Bluewave format.

 ^File Request^

   Select files for Freq for next upload(Applicable to BBS-BW only)

 ^View address book^

   View address book

 ^Edit address book

   Edit opened address book.
   Directly updating address book under DOS shell should be avoided
   it will cause some unpredictable  results. you can  press "A"
   while viewing incoming mail to automatically capture address.

  Help - Misc. //

 ^Registration

    View, fill up or print registration form.

    wsOMR is distributed as a shareware program, you can use it for 
    30 days. after that, either register it or erase it from your 
    harddisk.

    A lot of effort has been put into the development to make wsOMR 
    an ultimate message management tool, your registration will be a 
    big help to its further development.

 ^About

    Copyright notice

 ^View Taglines

     View opened tagline file

 ^Edit Taglines

     Edit opened tagline file
     Directly updating tagline file under DOS shell should be 
     avoided it will cause some unpredictable results. you can just 
     press 'T' while viewing incoming message to steal taglines from 
     the message text.

^View Acronyms

     View smile symbols & acronyms


   Help - Help //

  ^Read Me

      Addintional information about current release.

  ^Manual

      Manual for wsOMR.

  ^wsOMR.FAQ

      Mary Draganis' FAQ about wsOMR
      (kira@zip.com.au)

  ^Help.me!

  ^What's New

   Help - Exit //

  ^Quit

      Quit to DOS

  ^Main

      Go back to the main menu

    Help //
   ^1) From^ : Your name
   ^2) To^   : Name of recipient
   ^3) Addrs^: Internet address of recipient
   ^4) Subj^ : Subject of the message
   ^5) CC^   : Internet address of person to whom you want to copy
             furnish this message.
   ^6) Bcc^  : Same as CC but blind copy, this field will not be shown
             in the message received by the recipients.

   ^7) F/A^  : Name of file to be attached. you can use a wildcard to
             pop up a pick list, ex: c:\*.*


   ^Notes about ADDRS/CC/BCC:

   ^1.^ You can specify a list of addresses separated by comma,
      example:
      wang@durian.usc.edu.ph, dbeko@primenet.com

   ^2.^ You can use a file name that contains a list of addresses,
      be sure to prefix # before the file name, ex:
      #beta.txt

      you can also use wildcard to pop up a list, example:
      #beta*.txt

    Help //

  You can define some keywords here in the different fields for
  wsOMR to search the messages that meet your condition. The search
  is case insensitive.

  A keyword is a DOS style wildcard, multiple keywords can be
  joined with character "~" without quote. Some examples follow:

  ^wsOMR is a reader^

  This matches a line that has only "wsOMR is a reader" in it.

  ^wsOMR*reader^

  This matches a line that started with the word "wsOMR" and ended
  with the word "reader", all the following lines meet the condition:

  wsOMR is a bw reader
  wsOMR is a powerful reader

  ^*wsOMR^

  This matches a line that ended with the word "wsOMR"

  ^*wsOMR*^

  This matches any line that contains the word "wsOMR".

  ^*wsOMR*~*reader^

  This is an example of multiple keyword search, it matches any line
  that contains the word "wsomr" or "reader"


  Help News/USENET//
  ^1) Newsgroup   :

    The "Newsgroups" line specifies the newsgroup or newsgroups in 
    which the message belongs.  Multiple newsgroups may be 
    specified, separated by a comma.  Newsgroups specified must all 
    be the names of existing newsgroups, as no new newsgroups will 
    be created by simply posting to them.

 ^2) Subject     :

    The "Subject" line (formerly "Title") tells what the message is 
    about.  It should be suggestive enough of the contents of the 
    message to enable a reader to make a decision whether to read 
    the message based on the subject alone.  If the message is 
    submitted in response to another message (e.g., is a follow-up) 
    the default subject should begin with the four characters 
    "Re:", and the "References" line is required.  For follow-ups, 
    the use of the "Summary" line is encouraged.

 ^3) Keyword     : ( optional )

    A few well-selected keywords identifying the message should be 
    on this line.  This is used as an aid in determining if this 
    message is interesting to the reader.

 ^4) Summary     : ( optional )

    This line should contain a brief summary of the message.  It is 
    usually used as part of a follow-up to another message.  Again, 
    it is very useful to the reader in determining whether to read 
    the message.

 ^5) Followup-to :

    This line has the same format as "Newsgroups".  If present, 
    follow- up messages are to be posted to the newsgroup or 
    newsgroups listed here.  If this line is not present, 
    follow-ups are posted to the newsgroup or newsgroups listed in 
    the "Newsgroups" line.

    If the keyword poster is present, follow-up messages are not 
    permitted.  The message should be mailed to the submitter of 
    the message via mail.

 ^6) Reply-to    :

    If present, mailed replies to the author should be sent to the 
    name given here.  Otherwise, replies are mailed to the name on 
    the "From" line. (This does not prevent additional copies from 
    being sent to recipients named by the replier, or on "To" or 
    "Cc" lines.)  The full name may be optionally given, in 
    parentheses, as in the "From" line.


 1) Pvt   :
 2) From  :
 3) To    :



 4) Inter:
 5) Addr :
 6) Subj :

    Help //

   ^BBS ID^ - the file name of downloaded packet without the extension.

   Examples:

     Packet Files                     BBS ID
     ------------                     -------
     Internet.001 ────────────┐
     Internet.002             ├───>   Internet
     Internet.003 ────────────┘

     Lunatic.QWK  ────────────┐
     Lunatic.Q01              ├───>   Lunatic
     Lunatic.Q02  ────────────┘

   Help - groups.ini //

   Press <ENTER> to proceed to the editing option.

   ^About Groups.ini^

   It is a text file containing certain instructions for wsOMR
   to group the incoming messages. This is only applicable to
   SOUP/Internet mode.


   Help - Format.ini //

   Press <ENTER> to proceed to the editing option.

   ^About Format.ini^

   Format.ini is a text file containing certain instructions for wsOMR
   to arrange the outgoing messages.

   ^Format Template^

   AN outgoing message is usually in the following format:

   (Hello or Reply or Reply_4_usenet)
   Body of message
   (Signoff)
   (Signature)

   You can define your own format strings(hello, reply...) to further
   customize the outgoing messages.

   ^Levels^

   There are four levels in the format.ini:

   1) Common:
      The entries in this level will be used if no entry could be
      found in a lower level.

   2) Format:
      One of Bluewave, QWK, Internet or SOUP. if you select a qwk
      type and no entry for that particular entry in a lower level
      is found, entries in this level will be use.

   3) Host:
      This is bbs_id level, all the entries in this level should
      be prefixed with "H-", example, for bbs "Lunatic" it should
      be defined as "H-Lunatic".

   4) Individual:
      This is individual level, entries in this level should be
      prefixed with "I-", example, for "Dane Beko", it should be
      defined as "I-Dane Beko".

   wsOMR tries to search the entries in a lower level before proceeding
   to a higher one, the searching sequence is:

    Individual -> Host -> Format -> Common

   Note: the signature entry is a little different from others, please
         check its entry in the following page.

   ^Hello^

    Template use in the new message.

   ^Reply^

    Same as Hello but used in a reply.

   ^Reply_4_usenet^

    Same as Reply but used in usenet followups.

   ^Signoff^

    Template for the signing off of a message.

   ^Signature^

    File name containing signatures.

    By default, wsOMR uses signature file defined in wsomr.ini for
    Internet/usenet messages only. However it respects the entry
    "Signature" in the format.ini, this option will enable you to
    use diffferent signature files in different level.

