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Annotation of 43BSD/contrib/news/src/help, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: Command                Meaning
                      2: 
                      3: y              Yes.  (Or just hit return.)  Prints this article and goes on.
                      4: n              No.  Goes on to next article without printing current one.
                      5: d              Digest.  Breaks a digest article up into seperate articles.
                      6: q              Quit.  Update .newsrc if -l or -x not used.
                      7: U              Unsubscribe.  You won't be shown this newsgroup anymore.
                      8: c              Cancel an article you posted.
                      9: r              Reply.  Reply to article's author via mail.
                     10: f [title]      Submit a follow up article.
                     11: N [newsgroup]  Go to next newsgroup or named newsgroup.
                     12: s [file]       Save.  Article is appended to file (default is "Articles").
                     13: s |program     Run program with article as standard input.
                     14: e              Erase.  Forget that an article was read.
                     15: h              Print verbose header.  Use H for extremely verbose header.
                     16: !              Shell escape.
                     17: <number>       Go to message #<number> in this newsgroup.
                     18: -              Go back to last article.
                     19: b              Back up one article in the current group.
                     20: K              Mark the rest of the articles in current group as read.
                     21: x              Exit.  Don't update .newsrc.
                     22: v              Version.  Print current news version number.
                     23: 
                     24: c, f, r, e, h, and s can be followed by -'s to refer to the previous article

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