Annotation of 43BSD/contrib/mh/papers/multifarious/multifarious.tex, revision 1.1.1.1

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                     10:        Reprinted from
                     11:        {\it Computer Networks and ISDN Systems}, 10(2),
                     12:        September, {\oldstyle 1985}%
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                     20:            Copyright $\copyright$ {\oldstyle 1985},
                     21:            North Holland Publishing Company
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                     35: \header
                     36:     MH: A Multifarious User Agent\title
                     37:     Marshall T.~Rose\\
                     38:        Member, Research Technical Staff\\
                     39:        Northrop Research and Technology Center$^\dagger$\\
                     40:        \\
                     41:     Einar A.~Stefferud\\
                     42:        President, Network Management Associates$^\ddagger$\\
                     43:        and Visiting Lecturer, University of California, Irvine\\
                     44:        \\
                     45:     Jerry N.~Sweet\\
                     46:        Member, Technical Staff\\
                     47:        Local Network Systems$^{\bowtie}$\author\info
                     48: \footnote{}{\hskip -\parindent $^\dagger$
                     49: One~Research Park,
                     50: Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA  90274.
                     51: Telephone: 213/377--4811.\hbreak
                     52: Computer mail: {\tx MRose\%NRTC@USC-ECL}}
                     53: \footnote{}{\hskip -\parindent $^\ddagger$
                     54: 17301~Drey Lane,
                     55: Huntington Beach, CA  92647.
                     56: Telephone: 714/842--3711.\hbreak
                     57: Computer mail: {\tx EStefferud@UCI}}
                     58: \footnote{}{\hskip -\parindent $^{\bowtie}$
                     59: 130~McCormick Avenue, Suite~102,
                     60: Costa Mesa, CA  92626.
                     61: Telephone: 714/754--6631.\hbreak
                     62: Computer mail: {\tx JSweet@UCI}}
                     63: 
                     64: \centerline{\sc Abstract}                      % mtr
                     65: {\rightskip=0pt
                     66: \lp
                     67: The UCI version of the Rand Message Handling System (\MH/) is discussed,
                     68: including important extensions.
                     69: \MH/ is a powerful user agent which operates in the ARPA Internet and UUCP
                     70: environments.
                     71: In addition to the basic functions provided by a user agent,
                     72: such as reading and sending mail,
                     73: \MH/ has several distinguishing characteristics which give the user
                     74: additional message handling capabilities.
                     75: In particular,
                     76: \MH/ provides mechanisms for organizing messages,
                     77: tailoring its own behavior,
                     78: and extending its functions.
                     79: 
                     80: \lp
                     81: This document describes \MH/ from several perspectives.
                     82: Particular emphasis is given to:
                     83: the \MH/ user environment,
                     84: advanced features of \MH/ which have proven to be particularly useful for
                     85: sophisticated users of electronic mail,
                     86: \MH/'s potential as a record manager,
                     87: and
                     88: \MH/ as a part of a distributed mail environment.
                     89: Although \MH/ as been widely used since its creation in 1979,
                     90: a discussion of its perspectives and functionality has not appeared in the
                     91: open literature.
                     92: \par}
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                    104: \bye

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