
immediately with very little effort. Many new functions are developed on the
fly on the user’s command line using this simple yet powerful architecture.
A valid question people sometimes raise about MH is, how do you
remember which commands are available? Those who are familiar with the
Berkeley Mail command, for example, know that they can always type “?” to
get a list of available commands. MH really shines in this area. Since it doesn’t
use a CUI, you can refer to the on-line Unix manual pages at any time.
These manual pages are considerably more thorough than the short list of
commands provided by Mail. MH’s operation is therefore much better
documented ...