* when forwarding, include attachments from original
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@ -64,7 +64,6 @@ and finally, we receive:
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.fi
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.TP
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.B move
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@ -138,13 +137,21 @@ particular e-mail message.
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.TP
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.B compose
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Using the \fBcompose\fR command, we get the (unchanged) message, and tell what
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to do with it. The user-interface is then expect to pre-process the message,
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Using the \fBcompose\fR command, we get the (original) message, and tell what
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to do with it. The user-interface is then expected to pre-process the message,
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e.g. set the subject, sender and recipient for a reply message.
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.nf
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-> compose <reply|forward|edit> <docid>
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<- (:compose <s-exp> :compose-type <reply|forward|edit>)
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<- (:compose-type <reply|forward|edit> :original <s-exp> :include (<list-of-attachments))
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.fi
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The <list-of-attachments> is an s-expression describing the attachments to
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include in the message; this currently only applies to message we are
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forwarding. This s-exprssion looks like:
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.nf
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(:file-name <filename> :mime-type <mime-type> :disposition <disposition>)
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.fi
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