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1.1       root        1: ;  This autoloaded file implements the "?" command of mhe
                      2: (defun 
                      3:     (&mh-help          ; ? has been typed;  pop up help buffer.
                      4:        (save-excursion
                      5:            (pop-to-buffer "MH help")
                      6:            (use-local-map "&mh-keymap")
                      7:            (if (= 0 (buffer-size))
                      8:                (insert-string 
                      9: "    n: next line                      p: previous line\n"
                     10: "    d: delete (mark for del)          ^: put (mark for moving)\n"
                     11: "    u: unmark message                 t: type message\n"
                     12: "    m: mail a message                 i: incorporate new mail\n"
                     13: "    r: reply to message               f: forward a message\n"
                     14: "    e: edit message                   g: get a new folder\n"
                     15: "    b: get a bboard folder            ^X^C: exit.\n"
                     16: "    !: repeat last ^ command.         x: run 'extended' command\n"
                     17: "Also, you can use the following regular Emacs commands:\n"
                     18: "^N ^P ^S ^R ^U ^V ESC-V ESC-> ESC-< ^X-N ^X-P ^X-1 ^X-D ^X-^V ESC-X\n"
                     19: "\n"
                     20: "Edit the buffer marking messages as you wish. When you are done, type ^X^C.\n"
                     21: "Then messages marked for deletion will be deleted, messages marked\n"
                     22: "for moving will be moved, and MHE will exit. \n\n"
                     23: "The keyboard has the same meaning in the type buffer ('t' command) as it\n"
                     24: "does in the header buffer; this allows you to type mhe commands when the\n"
                     25: "cursor is in the window of a message being typed. This convenience means\n"
                     26: "that you cannot edit a message in a type window. The 'e' command is for\n"
                     27: "that purpose. 'E' is just like 't', except that the keys have their edit\n"
                     28: "meanings rather than their mhe header command meanings.\n\n"
                     29: "In any of the submodes, such as editing a message ('e' command), sending\n"
                     30: "a message ('m' command), or replying to a message ('r' command), exit with\n"
                     31: "^X^C or with your own standard `get out of Emacs' command.\n\n"
                     32: "At any time in any mode in any window, you can push down to an instance of\n"
                     33: "your login shell with the ^_ command. When you terminate that shell (with\n"
                     34: "^D, or whatever your EOF character is), control will return to mhe exactly\n"
                     35: "where you left it. You cannot run Emacs or another instance of mhe in this\n"
                     36: "shell."
                     37:                               ))
                     38:            (beginning-of-file)
                     39:            (setq mode-line-format
                     40:                  "{%b} Type ESC-^V to scroll help window, or ^X-1 to erase it.")
                     41:            (setq buffer-is-modified 0)
                     42:        )
                     43:     )
                     44: )

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