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│ Option: CM  CHECK MESSAGES │
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┌─Explanation────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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  Sometimes an user miss-spells the name of the recipient of a message. If
  he marks it private, he will never get an answer. Of course he is
  waiting for one and perhaps he writes the message again. If you have
  a small BBS and only a few users, you can check the names manually,
  but even then it is time intensive. And can you ever be sure, that you
  have detected all messages with a miss-spelled ReceiverName ?  Most
  probably you are normally very busy and why shouldn't you let JLUTIL
  do this work.
 
  This option is doing a great job and if you run it within a NetMail
  Area, it will inform the Sender of a Message perhaps thousands miles
  away, that there is no User at your BBS with the ReceiverName, he has
  specified. And now you will ask, if you can manipulate the message,
  the MCS will send to the Sender. Of course you can. The name of the
  message is UNKNOW_U.MSG and it is located in MSGPATH. If the MCS detects
  a message with an unknown receiver, it will change the ReceiverName to
  'UNKNOWN RECEIVER'.
 
  Now you ask, and if there is somebody writing a message to ALL or
  to Sysop ?  This option is checking only private messages and if
  somebody writes a private message to ALL, it remembers the Sender
  that his message will never be read. So you can run this Option
  in all MsgAreas, even in EchoAreas. This option skips messages too,
  which have been received already.
 
  And what is, if the Sender is a program ? This option answers only
  messages of people, who aren't listed in the NOANSWER.@JL file.
 
  And what happens, if the Sender of a local entered message is unknown ?
  Then JLUTIL will kill this message.
 
  You see, this option is a fine one and you should run it daily
  within all areas. And because you must save time, you should use
  the switch, which saves the last scanned message.
 
 
┌─Syntax─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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  JLUTIL /CM [MsgArea] [-Switches]
 
 
┌─Switch──────Description────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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   -P         Reads and writes the position of the last scanned message.
   -S         Kills a message, if the sender is unknown.
   -Z         Old control panel
 
┌─Parameter───Description────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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  MsgArea     Specify the MsgArea, which should be scanned, or '*' for
              all MsgAreas. Read GENERAL.HLP for possible settings like
              '?' or '~'.
 
┌─Examples───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
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  JLUTIL /CM ?
  JLUTIL /CM E:\GT\MSGLOGON
  JLUTIL /CM ~ -P
 

