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1997-10-23
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/* This is the configuration file for FORWARD.CMD, an automatic forward */
/* utility designed to be used as a filter exit in version 2.X of the Post */
/* Road Mailer. It forwards any incoming note which matches the filter's */
/* search string, to any number of users, with several options as described */
/* in the comments in this file. */
/* */
/* Remember, filters can perform any of their possible functions AS WELL AS */
/* executing a user exit, so if you want the incoming note to be deleted, */
/* filed, etc., after it's been copied into the outbasket folder for */
/* forwarding, just select the desired option in the filter configuration */
/* dialog as well as selecting FORWARD.CMD as the REXX exit to execute. */
/* */
/* If you want ALL of your incoming mail to be forwarded, you can use this */
/* program as a receive exit (User Exits page of the PRM settings notebook) */
/* instead of using it via a filter. */
/* */
/* You can also use this program to forward any note in your inbasket */
/* directory--no matter how it got there. In an OS/2 window, execute */
/* FORWARD.CMD with the full path\filename specification of the note file as */
/* the command line parameter. */
/* */
/* Any renamed copy of FORWARD.CMD will look for a .CFG file by its own name; */
/* for example, if you rename FORWARD.CMD to REDIRECT.CMD, it will no longer */
/* look for FORWARD.CFG, and will look for REDIRECT.CFG instead. */
/* */
/* This means that you could have a FORWARD.CMD which would use FORWARD.CFG, */
/* as well as a REDIRECT.CMD and REDIRECT.CFG for a different purpose, */
/* executed from a different filter. */
/* */
/* Comment lines begin with "/*"; blank lines are ignored. */
/* */
/* */
/* */
/* at least one TO: line is mandatory; there is no upper limit */
TO: Kari Jackson <prmbeta@ibm.net>
TO:Chuck Kowarz <postsvc@ibm.net>
TO: info@innoval.com
/* if FROM:, REPLY-TO:, and SUBJECT: lines are not present, program will use */
/* the corresponding lines from the note that's being forwarded; that is, the */
/* note will be redirected instead of being forwarded */
FROM: Your name here <no-one@nowhere.com>
REPLY-TO: Your name here <no-one@nowhere.com>
SUBJECT: Forwarded from Your name here
/* if a TRAILER: line is present, the rest of that line (after TRAILER:) will */
/* be appended to the end of each note forwarded; white space will not be */
/* stripped from it first, so if you leave a space between TRAILER: and the */
/* rest, the space will appear at the left margin of that line in the */
/* forwarded notes */
TRAILER: *** This note forwarded to you by Your name here ***
/* if a SEND HEADER line is present, the entire header of the incoming note */
/* will be forwarded along with the note body text */
SEND HEADER
/* any other lines in this file must be in the exact format in which they */
/* would be if they had been put into the note, in the outbasket directory, */
/* by PRM's Compose window; see the Control Tags in Outbasket Notes page of */
/* the online help for details */
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