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From: [e-mail] (Iain J. Lea)
Subject:  v29i020:  tin - threaded full screen newsreader v1.1P1, Part02/12
Message-ID: <[e-mail]>
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Date: Fri, 27 Mar 1992 03:28:30 GMT
Approved: [e-mail]

Submitted-by: [e-mail] (Iain J. Lea)
Posting-number: Volume 29, Issue 20
Archive-name: tin/part02
Environment: BSD, SCO, ISC, SUNOS, SYSVR3, SYSVR4, ULTRIX, XENIX
Supersedes: tin: Volume 28, Issue 45-55

#!/bin/sh
# this is tin.shar.02 (part 2 of tin1.1)
# do not concatenate these parts, unpack them in order with /bin/sh
# file tin.1 continued
#
if test ! -r _shar_seq_.tmp; then
    echo 'Please unpack part 1 first!'
    exit 1
fi
(read Scheck
 if test "$Scheck" != 2; then
    echo Please unpack part "$Scheck" next!
    exit 1
 else
    exit 0
 fi
) < _shar_seq_.tmp || exit 1
if test ! -f _shar_wnt_.tmp; then
    echo 'x - still skipping tin.1'
else
echo 'x - continuing file tin.1'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' >> 'tin.1' &&
.TP
\fBB\fP
Mail a bug report or comment to the author. This is the best way of
getting bugs fixed and features added/changed.
.TP
\fBc\fP
Mark current group as all read and goto next group in group selection
list.
.TP
\fBC\fP
Mark current group as all read and goto next unread group in group
selection list.
.TP
\fBg\fP
Choose a new group by name. The position of the group within the group
list will also be asked for. By entering '1' the new group will be the
first group in the displayed list, by entering '8' the group will be
the eighth group in the list etc. By entering '$' the group will be the
last group displayed.
.TP
\fBh\fP
help screen of newsgroup selection commands.
.TP
\fBH\fP
help screen of context sensitive help about newsgroup selection level.
.TP
\fBI\fP
Toggle inverse video.
.TP
\fBm\fP
Move the current group within the group selection list.
By entering '1' the group will become the first displayed group in
the list, by entering '8' the eighth group in the list etc. By
entering '$' the group will be the last group displayed.
.TP
\fBM\fP
User configurable options menu (for more information see section Options Menu).
.TP
\fBq\fP
Quit tin.
.TP
\fBs\fP
Subscribe to current group.
.TP
\fBS\fP
Subscribe to groups matching user specified pattern.
.TP
\fBu\fP
Unsubscribe to current group.
.TP
\fBU\fP
Unsubscribe to groups matching user specified pattern.
.TP
\fBv\fP
Print tin version number.
.TP
\fBw\fP
Post an article to current group.
.TP
\fBW\fP
List articles posted by user. The date posted, the newsgroup and the
subject are listed.
.TP
\fBy\fP
The first time this command is called it will yank in all groups from
\fI/usr/local/news/active\fP that are not in \fI$HOME/.newsrc\fP.
After any groups have been subscribed/unsubscribed to, this command
if pressed again will reread \fI$HOME/.newsrc\fP and display only
subscribed groups.
.TP
\fBY\fP
Reread group list from \fI$HOME/.newsrc\fP file.
.TP
\fBz\fP
Mark all articles in the current group as unread.
.TP
\fBZ\fP
Undelete previously deleted group from \fI$HOME/.newsrc\fP file.
.TP
\fB/\fP
Group forward search.
.TP
\fB?\fP
Group backward search.
.SH "GROUP INDEX COMMANDS"
.TP 10
\fB4\fP
Select article 4.
.TP
\fB^K\fP
Kill current article (for more information read section Kill Article Menu).
.TP
\fB^L\fP
Redraw page.
.TP
\fB<CR>\fP
Read current article.
.TP
\fB<TAB>\fP
View next unread article or group.
.TP
\fBa\fP
Author forward search.
.TP
\fBA\fP
Author backward search.
.TP
\fBB\fP
Mail a bug report or comment to the author. This is the best way of
getting bugs fixed and features added/changed.
.TP
\fBc\fP
Mark all articles as read.
.TP
\fBC\fP
Cancel current article. It must have been posted by the same user. The
cancel message can be seen in the newsgroup 'control'.
.TP
\fBd\fP
Toggle display to show just the subject or the subject and author.
.TP
\fBg\fP
Choose a new group by name.
.TP
\fBh\fP
help screen of group index commands.
.TP
\fBH\fP
help screen of context sensitive help about group index level.
.TP
\fBI\fP
Toggle inverse video.
.TP
\fBK\fP
Mark article/thread as read and advance to next unread article/thread.
.TP
\fBl\fP
List the author of each response in current thread and enter thread
selection level.
.TP
\fBm\fP
Mail current article / thread / articles matching pattern / tagged articles
to someone.
.TP
\fBM\fP
User configurable options menu (for more information see section Options Menu).
.TP
\fBn\fP
Go to next group.
.TP
\fBN\fP
Go to next unread article.
.TP
\fBo\fP
Output current article / thread / articles matching pattern / tagged articles
to printer.
.TP
\fBp\fP
Go to previous group.
.TP
\fBP\fP
Go to previous unread article.
.TP
\fBq\fP
Quit tin.
.TP
\fBs\fP
Save current article / thread / articles matching pattern / tagged
articles to file / files / mailbox. To save to a mailbox enter '='
or '=mailbox' when asked for filename to save to. To save in
<newsgroup name>/<filename> format enter '+filename'. Environment
variables are allowed within a filename (ie. $SOURCES/dir/filename).
.TP
\fBT\fP
Tag current article for mailing ('m') / piping ('|') / printing ('o') / saving ('s').
.TP
\fBt\fP
Return to group selection index.
.TP
\fBu\fP
Toggle display to show all articles as unthreaded or threaded.
.TP
\fBU\fP
Untag all articles that were tagged.
.TP
\fBv\fP
Print tin version number.
.TP
\fBw\fP
Post an article to current group.
.TP
\fBW\fP
List articles posted by user. The date posted, the newsgroup and the
subject are listed.
.TP
\fBz\fP
Mark current article as unread.
.TP
\fBZ\fP
Mark current thread as unread.
.TP
\fB/\fP
Search forward for specified subject.
.TP
\fB?\fP
Search backward for specified subject.
.TP
\fB-\fP
Show last message.
.TP
\fB|\fP
Pipe current article / thread / articles matching pattern / tagged articles
into command.
.SH "THREAD LISTING COMMANDS"
.TP 10
\fB4\fP
Select article 4 within thread.
.TP
\fB^L\fP
Redraw page.
.TP
\fB<CR>\fP
Read current article within thread.
.TP
\fB<TAB>\fP
View next unread article within thread.
.TP
\fBh\fP
help screen of thread listing commands.
.TP
\fBI\fP
Toggle inverse video.
.TP
\fBK\fP
Mark thread as read and return to group index level.
.TP
\fBq\fP
Quit thread listing level.
.TP
\fBr\fP
Toggle display to show all articles or only unread articles.
.TP
\fBt\fP
Return to group index level.
.TP
\fBv\fP
Print tin version number.
.TP
\fBz\fP
Mark current article in thread as unread.
.TP
\fBZ\fP
Mark all articles in thread as unread.
.SH "ARTICLE VIEWER COMMANDS"
.TP 10
\fB0\fP
Read the base article in this thread.
.TP
\fB4\fP
Read response 4 in this thread.
.TP
\fB^H\fP
Show all of the articles mail header.
.TP
\fB^K\fP
Kill current article (for more information read section Kill Article Menu).
.TP
\fB^L\fP
Redraw page.
.TP
\fB<CR>\fP
Goto next base article.
.TP
\fB<TAB>\fP
Goto next unread article.
.TP
\fBa\fP
Author forward search.
.TP
\fBA\fP
Author backward search.
.TP
\fBB\fP
Mail a bug report or comment to the author. This is the best way of
getting bugs fixed and features added/changed.
.TP
\fBc\fP
Mark all articles as read.
.TP
\fBd\fP
Toggle rot-13 decoding for this article.
.TP
\fBf\fP
Post a followup to current article.
.TP
\fBF\fP
Post a followup with a copy of the current article included.
.TP
\fBh\fP
Help screen of article page commands.
.TP
\fBH\fP
Help screen of context sensitive help about article page level.
.TP
\fBi\fP
Return to index page.
.TP
\fBI\fP
Toggle inverse video.
.TP
\fBk\fP
Mark article as read and advance to next unread article.
.TP
\fBK\fP
Mark thread as read and advance to next unread thread.
.TP
\fBm\fP
Mail current article / thread / articles matching pattern / tagged articles
to someone.
.TP
\fBM\fP
User configurable options menu (for more information see section Options Menu).
.TP
\fBn\fP
Go to the next article.
.TP
\fBN\fP
Go to the next unread article.
.TP
\fBo\fP
Output current article / thread / articles matching pattern / tagged articles
to printer.
.TP
\fBo\fP
Output article/thread/tagged articles to printer.
.TP
\fBp\fP
Go to the previous article.
.TP
\fBP\fP
Go to the previous unread article.
.TP
\fBq\fP
Quit tin.
.TP
\fBr\fP
Reply through mail to author.
.TP
\fBR\fP
Reply through mail to author with a copy of the current article included.
.TP
\fBs\fP
Save current article / thread / articles matching pattern / tagged
articles to file / files / mailbox. To save to a mailbox enter '='
or '=mailbox' when asked for filename to save to. To save in
<newsgroup name>/<filename> format enter '+filename'. Environment
variables are allowed within a filename (ie. $SOURCES/dir/filename).
.TP
\fBt\fP
Return to group selection index.
.TP
\fBv\fP
Print tin version number.
.TP
\fBw\fP
Post an article to current group.
.TP
\fBW\fP
List articles posted by user. The date posted, the newsgroup and the
subject are listed.
.TP
\fBz\fP
Mark article as unread.
.TP
\fB/\fP
Article forward search.
.TP
\fB?\fP
Article backward search
.TP
\fB|\fP
Pipe current article / thread / articles matching pattern / tagged articles
into command.
.TP
\fB<\fP
Goto the first article in the current thread.
.TP
\fB>\fP
Goto the last article in the current thread.
.SH "OPTIONS MENU"
This menu is accessed by pressing 'M' at all levels. It allows the user
to customize the behaviour of tin. The options are saved to the file
\fI$HOME/.tin/tinrc\fP. Use <SPACE> to toggle the required option and
<CR> to set.
.TP 4
\fBAuto save\fP
Automatically save articles/threads by Archive-name: line in article
header. This is useful to set ON in conjunction with 'Save separate'.
.TP
\fBSave separate\fP
Save articles/threads to separate files. Set ON if saving source code.
Set OFF if saving a conversational thread.
.TP
\fBMark saved read\fP
This allows saved articles/threads to be automatically marked as
having been read.
.TP
\fBKill articles\fP
This allows the user to kill articles that match entries in the kill
file \fI$HOME/.tin/kill\fP.
.TP
\fBDraw arrow\fP
Allows groups/articles to be selected by an arrow '->' if set ON or
by an highlighted bar if set OFF.
.TP
\fBPrint header\fP
This allows the complete mail header or only the Siubject: and From:
fields to be output when printing articles.
.TP
\fBGoto 1st unread\fP
This allows the cursor to be placed at the first / last unread article
upon entering a newsgroup with unread news.
.TP
\fBScroll full page\fP
If set ON scrolling of groups/articles will be a full page at a time,
otherwise half a page at a time.
.TP
\fBCatchup on quit\fP
If set ON the user is asked when quitting if all groups read during the
current session should be marked read.
.TP
\fBThread articles\fP
If set ON articles will be threaded in all groups (default), otherwise
articles will be shown unthreaded. If set ON but certain user specified
groups are in \fI$HOME/.tin/unthread\fP, the specified groups will be
unthreaded and the rest will be threaded.
.TP
\fBShow only unread\fP
If set ON show only new/unread articles, otherwise show all articles.
.TP
\fBShow Author\fP
If set 'None' only the Subject: line will be displayed. If set 'Addr'
Subject: line & the address part of the From: line are displayed. If
set 'Name' Subject: line & the authors full name part of the From:
line are displayed. If set 'Both' Subject: line & all of the From: line
are displayed.
.TP
\fBProcess type\fP
This specifies the default type of post processing to perform on saved
articles. The following types of processing are allowed:
.in +.5i
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emnone.
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emunpacking of multi-part shell archives.
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emunpacking of multi-part uuencoded files.
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emunpacking of multi-part uuencoded files that produce a *.zoo archive
whose contents is listed.
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emunpacking of multi-part uuencoded files that produce a *.zoo archive
whose contents is extracted.
.in -.5i
.TP
\fBSort articles by\fP
This specifies how articles should be sorted. The following sort
types are allowed:
.in +.5i
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emdon't sort articles (default).
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emsort articles by Subject: field (ascending & descending).
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emsort articles by From: field (ascending & descending).
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emsort articles by Date: field (ascending & descending).
.in -.5i
.TP
\fBSave directory\fP
The directory where articles/threads are to be saved. Default is
\fI$HOME/News\fP.
.TP
\fBMail directory\fP
The directory where articles/threads are to be saved in mailbox format.
This feature is mainly for use with the Elm mail program. It allows
the user to save articles/threads/groups simply by giving '=' as
the filename to save to.
.TP
\fBPrinter\fP
The printer program with options that is to be used to print
articles. Default is lpr for BSD machines and lp for SysV machines.
.SH "KILL ARTICLE MENU"
This menu is accessed by pressing '^K' at the group and page levels. It
allows the user to kill an article that matches the current Subject:
line, From: line or a string entered by the user. The user entered string
can be applied to the Subject: or From: lines of an article. The kill
description can be limited to the current newsgroup or it can apply to all newsgroups.
Once entered the user can abort the command and not save the kill
description, edit the kill file or save the kill description.
.PP
On starting tin the users killfile \fI$HOME/.tin/kill\fP is read and
on entering a newsgroup any kill descriptions are applied. Articles
that match a kill description are marked killed and are not displayed.
.PP
The 'Kill articles' option needs to be set ON in the Options Menu
(selected by 'M' at any level) to activate this command.
.SH "POSTING ARTICLES"
Tin allows posting of articles, follow-up to already posted articles
and replying direct through mail to the author of an article.
.PP
Use the 'w' command to post an article to a newsgroup. After entering
the post subject the default editor (ie. vi) or the editor specified
by the $VISUAL environment variable will be started and the article can
be entered. To crosspost articles simply add a comma and the name of
the newsgroup(s) to the end of the Newsgroups: line at the beginning of
the article. After saving and exiting the editor you are asked if you
wish to a)bort posting the article, e)dit the article again or p)ost
the article to the specified newsgroup(s).
.PP
Use the 'W' command to display a history of the articles you have posted.
The date the article was posted, which newsgroups the article was
posted to and the articles subject line are displayed.
.PP
Use the 'f' / 'F' command to post a follow-up article to an already
posted article. The 'F' command will copy the text of the original
article into the editor. The editing procedure is the same as when
posting an article with the 'w' command.
.PP
Use the 'r' / 'R' command to reply direct through mail to the author
of an already posted article. The 'R' command will copy the text of
the original article into the editor. The editing procedure is the
same as when posting an article with the 'w' command. After saving
and exiting the editor you are asked if you wish to a)bort sending
the article, e)dit the article again or s)end the article to the
author.
.SH "MAILING PIPING PRINTING AND SAVING ARTICLES"
The command interface to mail ('m'), pipe ('|'), print ('o') and save
('s') articles is the same for ease of use.
.PP
The initial command will ask you to select which a)rticle, t)hread,
r)egex pattern, t)agged articles you wish to mail, pipe etc.
.PP
Tagged articles must have already been tagged with the 'T' command.
All tagged articles can be untagged by the 'U' untag command.
.PP
If regex pattern matching is selected you are asked to enter a regular
expression (ie. to match all articles subject lines containing 'net News'
you must enter '*net News*'). Any articles that match the
entered expression will be mailed, piped etc.
.PP
To save articles to a mailbox with the name of the current newsgroup
(ie. Alt.sources) enter '=' or '=<mailbox name>' when asked for the
save filename.
.PP
To save articles in <newsgroup name>/<filename> format enter '+<filename>'.
.PP
When saving articles you can specify whether the saved files should be
post processed (ie. unshar shell archive, uudecode multiple parts etc).
A default process type can be set by the 'Process type:' in the 'M'
options menu.
.SH AUTOMATIC MAILING AND SAVING NEW NEWS
Tin allows new/unread news articles to be mailed (-M option)/saved
(-S option) in batch mode for later reading. Useful when going on
holiday and you don't want to return and find that expire has removed a
whole load of unread articles. Best to run from crontab everyday while away,
after which you will be mailed a report of which articles were mailed/saved
from which newsgroups and the total number of articles mailed/saved.
Articles are saved in a private news structure under your <savedir> directory
(default is \fI$HOME/News\fP). Be careful of using this option if you read a
lot of groups because you could overflow your filesystem. If you only want to
save a few groups it would be best to backup your full \fI$HOME/.newsrc\fP and
create a new one that only contains the newsgroups you want to mail/save.
Saved news can be read later by starting tin with the -R option.
.PP
tin -M iain -f newsrc.mail (mail any unread articles in newgroups specified
in file newsrc.mail)
.PP
tin -S -f newsrc.save (save any unread articles in newgroups specified
in file newsrc.save)
.PP
tin -R (read any unread articles saved by tin -S option)
.SH SIGNATURES
Tin will recognize a signature in either \fI$HOME/.signature\fP or
\fI$HOME/.Sig\fP. If \fI$HOME/.signature\fP exists, then the signature
will be pulled into the editor for Tin mail commands.  A signature in
\fI$HOME/.signature\fP will not be pulled into the editor for posting
commands since the inews program will append the signature itself.
.PP
A signature in \fI$HOME/.Sig\fP will be pulled into the editor for both
posting and mailing commands.
.PP
The following is an example of a \fI$HOME/.Sig\fP file:
.RS
.nf
NAME   Iain Lea
EMAIL  [e-mail]
SNAIL  Bruecken Strasse 12, 8500 Nuernberg 90, Germany
PHONE  [phone] (home)  [phone] (work)
.fi
.RE
.SH "ENVIROMENT VARIABLES"
.TP
\fBTINDIR\fP
Define this variable if you do not want tin's .tin directory in $HOME/.tin.
(ie. if you want all tin's private files in /tmp/.tin you would set
TINDIR to contain /tmp.
.TP
\fBNNTPSERVER\fP
The default NNTP server to remotely read news from. This variable only
needs to be set if the -r command line option is specified and the file
\fI/etc/nntpserver\fP does not exist.
.TP
\fBORGANIZATION\fP
Set the mail header field Organization: to the contents of the
variable instead of the system default. This variable has precedence
over the file \fI$HOME/.tin/organization\fP that may also contain an
organization string.
.TP
\fBREPLYTO\fP
Set the mail header field Reply-To: to the return address specified
by the variable.
This is useful if the machine is not registered in the UUCP mail maps
or if you wish to recieve replies at a different machine.
This variable has precedence over the file \fI$HOME/.tin/replyto\fP
that may also contain a return address.
.TP
\fBADD_ADDRESS\fP
This can contain an address to append to the return address when replying
directly through mail to somebody whose mail address is not directly
recognized by the local host. For example say the return address is
\fIuser@bigvax\fP, but \fIbigvax\fP is not recognized by your host, so
therfore the mail will not reach \fIuser\fP. But the host \fIlittevax\fP
is known to recognize your host and \fIbigvax\fP, so if ADD_ADDRESS is set
(ie. 'setenv ADD_ADDRESS @littevax' for csh or 'set ADD_ADDRESS @littevax'
and 'export ADD_ADDRESS' for sh) the address \fIuser@bigvax@littlevax\fP will
be used and the mail will reach \fIuser@bigvax\fP.
This variable has precedence over the file \fI$HOME/.tin/add_address\fP
that may also contain an address.
.TP
\fBBUG_ADDRESS\fP
If the 'B' command bug report mail address is not correct this variable should be
set to the correct mail address. This variable has precedence over the file
\fI$HOME/.tin/bug_address\fP that may also contain a mail address.
.TP
\fBVISUAL\fP
This variable has precedence over the default editor (ie. vi) that is
used in all editing operations within tin (ie. posting 'w', replying 'rR',
follow-ups 'fF' and bug reports 'B').
.SH TIPS AND TRICKS
The following newsgroups provide useful information concerning news software:
.in +.5i
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emnews.software.readers (info. about news user agents tin,rn,nn,vn etc.)
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emnews.software.nntp (info. about NNTP)
.ti -\w'\(em'u
\(emnews.software.b (info. about news transport agents Bnews & Cnews)
.PP
Many prompts (ie. 'Mark everything as read? (y/n): y') within tin
offer a default choice that the cursor is positioned on. By pressing
<CR> the default value is taken.
.PP
When tin is run in an xterm window it will resize itself each time the xterm
is resized.
.PP
Tin will reread the active file at set intervals to show any new news.
.SH FILES
.nf
.ta \w'\fI$HOME/.tin/organization\fP   'u
\fI$HOME/.newsrc\fP    subscribed to newgroups.
\fI$HOME/.tin/tinrc\fP    options.
\fI$HOME/.tin/.index\fP    newsgroup index files directory.
\fI$HOME/.tin/add\_address\fP    address to add to when replying through mail.
\fI$HOME/.tin/active\fP    used by -n option for notifying user of new groups.
\fI$HOME/.tin/bug\_address\fP    address to send bug reports to.
\fI$HOME/.tin/kill\fP    kill file.
\fI$HOME/.tin/organization\fP    string to replace default organization.
\fI$HOME/.tin/posted\fP    history of articles posted by user.
\fI$HOME/.tin/replyto\fP    host address to use in Reply-To: mail header.
\fI$HOME/.tin/unthread\fP    contains groups that are not to be threaded.
\fI$HOME/.signature\fP    signature.
\fI$HOME/.Sig\fP    signature.
.fi
.SH BUGS
There are bugs somewhere among the creeping featurism. Any bugs found
should be reported by the 'B' (bug report) command.
.PP
There is a bug when article killing is switched ON/OFF at article
page level and the 't' command is used to return to group selection
index.
.PP
When articles have been unkilled, all articles will be marked
unread even if they have already been read.
.PP
Killing articles when tin is setuid causes strange behaviour.
.PP
Will not uudecode some of the images in alt.binaries.pictures because
more than one image is in the multi-part file to uudecode. Only the
first image will be uudecoded.
.PP
Does not yet handle Xref: headers for cross-posted articles.
.SH HISTORY
Based on the tass newsreader that was developed by Rich Skrenta and posted
to alt.sources in March 1991. Tass was itself heavily infleuenced by NOTES
which was developed at the University of Illinois in the early 1980's.
.PP
Tin v1.00 (full distribution) was posted in 8 parts to alt.sources on 23 Aug 1991.
.br
Tin v1.0 PL1 (full distribution) was posted in 8 parts to alt.sources on 03 Sep 1991.
.br
Tin v1.0 PL2 (full distribution) was posted in 9 parts to alt.sources on 24 Sep 1991.
.br
Tin v1.0 PL3 (patch) was posted in 4 parts to alt.sources on 30 Sep 1991.
.br
Tin v1.0 PL4 (patch) was posted in 2 parts to alt.sources on 02 Oct 1991.
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Tin v1.0 PL5 (patch) was posted in 4 parts to alt.sources on 17 Oct 1991.
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Tin v1.0 PL6 (patch) was posted in 5 parts to alt.sources on 27 Nov 1991.
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Tin v1.0 PL7 (patch) was posted in 2 parts to alt.sources on 27 Nov 1991.
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Tin v1.1 PL0 (full distribution) was posted in 11 parts to alt.sources on 13 Feb 1992.
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Tin v1.1 PL1 (full distribution) was posted in 12 parts to alt.sources on 24 Mar 1992.
.SH CREDITS
.TP
Rich Skrenta
author of tass v3.2 which this newsreader used as its base.
.TP
Dave Taylor
author of curses.c from the elm mailreader.
.TP
Rich Salz
author of wildmat.c pattern matching routine.
.TP
Chris Thewalt
author of getline.c emacs style editing routine.
.TP
Dieter Becker
for generously posting certain versions and patches for me when
my net connection was removed by a group of very short sighted
people.
.PP
I wish to thank the following people for supplying patchs:
X
Anton Aylward, Dieter Becker, Dan Berry, Marc Boucher, Robert Claeson,
Steven Cogswell, Ned Danieley, Brent Ermlick, Carl Hage, Ed Hanway,
Torsten Homeyer, Nelson Kading, Fritz Kleeman, Karl-Koenig Koenigsson,
Kris Kugel, Hakan Lennestal, Clifford Luke, Michael Faurot, David MacKenzie,
Bill Poitras, Jim Robinson, Nickolay Saukh, Rich Salz, John Sauter,
Bart Sears, Karl-Olav Serrander, Doug Sewell, Cliff Stanford,
Adri Verhoef, Cary Whitney
.PP
I wish to thank the following people for bug reports/comments:
X
Klaus Arzig, Scott Babb, Reiner Balling, Volker Beyer, Roger Binns,
Georg Biehler, Ian Brown, Andreas Brosig, Leila Burrell-Davis, Tom Czarnik,
David Donovan, Peter Dressler, Gerhard Ermer, Hugh Fader, Joachim Feld,
Paul Fox, Bernhard Gmelch, Viet Hoang, Andy Jackson, Joe Johnson, Cyrill Jung,
Hans-Juergen Knopp, Per Lindqvist, Bob Lukas, Phillip Molloy, Toni Metz,
Greg Miller, Klaus Neuberger, Otto Niesser, Reiner Oelhaf, Wolf Paul,
John Palkovic, Andrew Phillips, Ted Richards, Fredy Schwatz, Bernd Schwerin,
Klamer Schutte, Chris Smith, Daniel Smith, Steve Spearman, Hironobu Takahashi,
Sven Werner
.SH AUTHOR
.TP
Iain Lea
([e-mail])
SHAR_EOF
echo 'File tin.1 is complete' &&
chmod 0600 tin.1 ||
echo 'restore of tin.1 failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'tin.1'`"
test 35435 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
    echo 'tin.1: original size 35435, current size' "$Wc_c"
rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
fi
# ============= wildmat.3 ==============
if test -f 'wildmat.3' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
    echo 'x - skipping wildmat.3 (File already exists)'
    rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
else
> _shar_wnt_.tmp
echo 'x - extracting wildmat.3 (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'wildmat.3' &&
.TH WILDMAT 3
.SH NAME
wildmat \- perform shell-style wildcard matching
.SH SYNOPSIS
.nf
.B "int"
.B "wildmat(text, pattern)"
.B "    char        *text;"
.B "    char        *pattern;"
.fi
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I Wildmat
compares the
.I text
against the
.I pattern
and
returns non-zero if the pattern matches the text.
The pattern is interpreted similar to shell filename wildcards, and not
as a full regular expression such as those handled by the
.IR grep (1)
family of programs or the
.IR regex (3)
or
.IR regexp (3)
set of routines.
.PP
The pattern is interpreted according to the following rules:
.TP
.BI \e x
Turns off the special meaning of
.I x
and matches it directly; this is used mostly before a question mark or
asterisk, and is not valid inside square brackets.
.TP
.B ?
Matches any single character.
.TP
.B *
Matches any sequence of zero or more characters.
.TP
.BI [ x...y ]
Matches any single character specified by the set
.IR x...y .
A minus sign may be used to indicate a range of characters.
That is,
.I [0\-5abc]
is a shorthand for
.IR [012345abc] .
More than one range may appear inside a character set;
.I [0-9a-zA-Z._]
matches almost all of the legal characters for a host name.
The close bracket,
.IR ] ,
may be used if it is the first character in the set.
The minus sign,
.IR \- ,
may be used if it is either the first or last character in the set.
.TP
.BI [^ x...y ]
This matches any character
.I not
in the set
.IR x...y ,
which is interpreted as described above.
For example,
.I [^]\-]
matches any character other than a close bracket or minus sign.
.SH "BUGS AND LIMITATIONS"
There is no way to end a range with a close bracket.
.SH HISTORY
Written by Rich $alz <[e-mail]> in 1986, and posted to Usenet
several times since then, most notably in comp.sources.misc in
March, 1991.
.PP
Lars Mathiesen <[e-mail]> enhanced the multi-asterisk failure
mode in early 1991.
.PP
Rich and Lars increased the efficiency of star patterns and reposted it
to comp.sources.misc in April, 1991.
.PP
Robert Elz <[e-mail]> added minus sign and close bracket handling
in June, 1991.
.PP
.de R$
This is revision \\$3, dated \\$4.
..
.R$ $Id: wildmat.3,v 1.7 91/07/05 17:50:16 rsalz Exp $
.SH "SEE ALSO"
grep(1), regex(3), regexp(3).
SHAR_EOF
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test 2247 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
    echo 'wildmat.3: original size 2247, current size' "$Wc_c"
rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
fi
# ============= tin.nrf ==============
if test -f 'tin.nrf' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
    echo 'x - skipping tin.nrf (File already exists)'
    rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
else
> _shar_wnt_.tmp
echo 'x - extracting tin.nrf (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'tin.nrf' &&
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
NNAAMMEE
X     tin, rtin, tind - A threaded Netnews reader
X
SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
X     ttiinn//rrttiinn//ttiinndd [options] [newsgroups]
X
DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
X     _T_i_n is a full-screen threaded Netnews reader.  It can read news
X     locally (ie. /_u_s_r/_s_p_o_o_l/_n_e_w_s) or remotely (rtin or tin -r option)
X     via a NNTP (Network News Transport Protocol) server.
X
X     Tin has four newsreading levels: the newsgroup selection page, the
X     group index page, the thread listing page and the article viewer.
X     Use the 'h' (help) command to view a list of the commands available
X     at a particular level.
X
X     On startup Tin will show a list of the newsgroups found in
X     $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c.  An arrow '->' or highlighted bar will point to the
X     first newsgroup.  Move to a group by using the terminal arrow keys
X     (ansi/at386/vt100 only) or 'j' and 'k'. Use PgUp/PgDn
X     (ansi/at386/vt100 only) or Ctrl-U and Ctrl-D to page up/down. Enter
X     a newsgroup by pressing RETURN.
X
X     The TAB key may be used to advance to the next newsgroup with
X     unread articles and enter it.
X
OOPPTTIIOONNSS
X     --cc        create/update index files for every group in
X               $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c or file specified by -f option and mark all
X               articles as read.
X
X     --ff ffiillee   Use the specified file in place of $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c.
X
X     --hh        help listing all command line options.
X
X     --mm ddiirr    mailbox directory to use. Default is $_H_O_M_E/_M_a_i_l.
X
X     --MM uusseerr   mail unread articles to specified user for later reading.
X               For more information read section Automatic Mailing and
X               Saving New News.
X
X     --nn        notify the user of any newly created newsgroups since the
X               last session.
X
X     --pp ffiillee   print program with options..
X
X     --rr        read news remotely from the default NNTP server specified
X               in the environment variable NNTPSERVER or contained in
X               the file /_e_t_c/_n_n_t_p_s_e_r_v_e_r.
X
X     --RR        read news saved by -S option (not yet implemented).
X
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
X     --ss ddiirr    save articles to directory. Default is $_H_O_M_E/_N_e_w_s.
X
X     --SS        save unread articles for later reading by -R option. For
X               more information read section Automatic Mailing and
X               Saving New News.
X
X     --uu        create/update index files for every group in
X               $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c or file specified by -f option.
X
X     --UU        start tin in the background to update index files while
X               reading news in the foreground.
X
X     --vv        verbose mode for -c -M -S -u and -Z options.
X
X     --zz        only start tin if there is any new/unread news. If there
X               is news tin will position cursor at first group with
X               unread news. Useful for putting in login file.
X
X     --ZZ        check if there is any new/unread news and exit with
X               appropiate status.  If -v option is specified the number
X               of unread articles in each group is printed. An exit code
X               0 indicates no news, 1 that an error occurred and 2 that
X               new/unread news exists. Useful for writing scripts.
X
X     Tin can also dynamically change its options by the 'M' menu
X     command.  Any changes are written to $_H_O_M_E/._t_i_n/_t_i_n_r_c.
X
X     The index daemon version Tind only supports the -f, -h and -v
X     options.
X
IINNDDEEXX FFIILLEESS
X     In order to keep track of threads, Tin maintains an index for each
X     newsgroup.  There are a number of methods in which index files can
X     be created and updated.
X
X     The simplest method is that each user creates/updates there own
X     index files that are stored in $HOME/.tin/.index. This has the
X     advantage that any user can compile and install tin, but the
X     disadvantage is that each user is going to be creating duplicate
X     files and using precious disk space. A good way to keep index files
X     updated is to start tin with the -U option that will update index
X     files in the background while you are reading news in the
X     foreground.  You can also update index files via the system batcher
X     cron with the -u option:
X          30 6 * * * /usr/local/bin/tin -u
X
X     A slightly better method is to set tin setuid news and have all
X     index files created and updated in the news spool directory (ie.
X     /usr/spool/news/.index).  This has the advantage that there will
X     only be one copy of the index files on each machine on your
X     network, but the disadvantage is that you will have tin running
X     setuid news and killing articles will change the central index file
X
X
X
X
2                             Release 4.1R                       NEWS-OS
X
X
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
X     for a group for all users (Needs fixing!).
X
X     A better method is to install the tind index file updating daemon
X     and have it create and update index files for all groups in your
X     active file at regular intervals in the news spool directory (ie.
X     /usr/spool/news/.index).  This has the advantage that there will
X     only be one copy of the index files on each machine on your network
X     and tin must not be setuid news, but the disadvantage is that you
X     will have to have news permissions to install tind and root
X     permissions to install an entry in the cron batcher system to have
X     tind regularly update index files.
X
X     The best method is to install the tind index file updating daemon
X     on your NNTP server and have it create and update index files for
X     all groups in your active file at regular intervals in the news
X     spool directory (ie. /usr/spool/news/.index).  This has the
X     advantage that there will only be one copy of the index files on
X     the NNTP server for the whole of your network and tin clients must
X     not be setuid news, but the disadvantage is that you will have to
X     install my NNTP server patches to allow tin to retreive index file
X     from your NNTP server and and you must install an entry in the cron
X     batcher system to have tind regularly update index files (Note that
X     this is the method we use on our network of 40-50 machines and have
X     not had any problems).
X
X     Entering a group the first time tends to be slow because the index
X     file must be built from scratch unless the tind update daemon is
X     being used. Subsequent readings of a group will cause incremental
X     updating of the index file.
X
X     If reading news remotely and locally updating index files operation
X     will be somewhat slower because the articles must be retrieved from
X     the NNTP server.
X
NNEEWWSS AADDMMIINNIISSTTRRAATTIIOONN
X     Maintaining Netnews on large networks of machines can be a pretty
X     time consuming job as I recently discovered when I was given the
X     job of maintaining our news system and news users.
X
X     Tin is a News User Agent and so most of the users were always
X     asking questions or doing things that could be frowned upon by
X     there departments.  To releive news admins (and especially me) of
X     this features have been added to Tin to make life easier.
X
X     If my NNTP XUSER patch has been applied to your NNTP server you
X     will be able to log the username and machine to your NNTP logfile
X     for usage statistics.
X
X     A user starting tin for the first time can be automatically
X     subscribed to a list of newsgroups that are deemed appropiate by
X     the news administrator. At our site the subscriptions file has 125
X     groups (our active file conatains over 400 groups with many only
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
X     being marginally interesting to most people).  The subscriptions
X     file should be created in your news lib directory (ie.
X     /usr/lib/news/subscriptions) and should have file permissions set
X     to 0644.  If reading news via NNTP my NNTP LIST SUBSCRIPTIONS patch
X     will have to have been applied to your NNTP server.
X
SSCCRREEEENN FFOORRMMAATT
X     Tin has four separate levels of operation: Selection Group level,
X     Group level, Thread level and Article level.
X
X     At the Selection Group level the title displays the number of
X     subscribed groups. The newsgroups are displayed on the left of the
X     screen with the number of unread articles displayed on the same
X     line in the middle of the screen.
X               <Selection Num> <Newsgroup> <Num of unread articles>
X          i.e.,
X               1  alt.sources            10
X               2  comp.sources.misc      3
X               3  news.software.readers  12
X
X     At the Group level the title contains the name of the group, the
X     number of conversation threads and total number of articles i.e.,
X     alt.sources (7 23).  If the group has been setup not to thread
X     articles (i.e., alt.sources is in $(_H_O_M_E)/._t_i_n/_u_n_t_h_r_e_a_d) the title
X     will be alt.sources (U 23).  There are two possible display formats
X     as shown below:
X               <Selection Num> <Unread> <Responses> <Subject> <Author>
X          i.e.,
X               1   +   3   Bnews sources?      [e-mail]
X               2       1   This question has   ether@net
X          or
X               <Selection Num> <Unread> <Responses> <Subject (longer)>
X          i.e.,
X               1   +   3   Bnews sources?
X               2       1   This question has a longer subject line
X
X     At the Article level the page header has the following format:
X               <Date posted> <Newsgroup>    <Thread 1 of n>
X               <Article Num> <Subject>      <Num of responses in thread>
X               <Author>                     <Organization>
X
X               <Article body>
X          i.e.,
X               24 Jul 15:20:03 GMT   alt.sources      Thread 1 of 2
X               Article 452           Bnews sources?   3 responses
X               [e-mail]                       Organization name
X
X               <Article boby>
X
CCOOMMMMOONN MMOOVVIINNGG KKEEYYSS
X     This table shows the common keys/commands for moving at all three
X     levels within Tin.
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
X                                     ansi/at386/vt100  Other Terminals
X          Beginning of list/article  HHoommee              11 (^^RR or gg at article level)
X          End of list/article        EEnndd               $$ (also GG at article level)
X          Page Up                    PPggUUpp              ^^UU or bb
X          Page Down                  PPggDDnn              ^^DD or <<SSPPAACCEE>>
X          Line Up                    UUpp aarrrrooww          kk (not at article level)
X          Line Down                  DDoowwnn aarrrrooww        jj (not at article level)
X
CCOOMMMMOONN EEDDIITTIINNGG CCOOMMMMAANNDDSS
X     An emacs style editing package allows the easy editing of input
X     strings.  An history list allows the easy re-use of previously
X     entered strings.  The following commands are available when editing
X     a string:
X
X
X     ^^AA,,^^EE     move to beginnning or end of line, respectively.
X
X     ^^FF,,^^BB     nondestructive move forward or back one location,
X               respectively.
X
X     ^^DD        delete the character currently under the cursor, or send
X               EOF if no characters in the buffer.
X
X     ^^HH,,<<DDEELL>>  delete character left of the cursor.
X
X     ^^KK        delete from cursor to end of line.
X
X     ^^PP,,^^NN     move through history, previous and next, respectively.
X
X     ^^LL,,^^RR     redraw the current line.
X
X     <<CCRR>>      places line on history list if nonblank, appends newline
X               and returns to the caller.
X
X     <<EESSCC>>     aborts the present editing operation.
X
NNEEWWSSGGRROOUUPP SSEELLEECCTTIIOONN CCOOMMMMAANNDDSS
X     44         Select group 4.
X
X     ^^KK        Delete current group from $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c file.
X
X     ^^LL        Redraw page.
X
X     ^^RR        Reset $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c file.
X
X     <<CCRR>>      Read current group.
X
X     <<TTAABB>>     View next unread group.
X
X     BB         Mail a bug report or comment to the author. This is the
X               best way of getting bugs fixed and features
X               added/changed.
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
X     cc         Mark current group as all read and goto next group in
X               group selection list.
X
X     CC         Mark current group as all read and goto next unread group
X               in group selection list.
X
X     gg         Choose a new group by name. The position of the group
X               within the group list will also be asked for. By entering
X               '1' the new group will be the first group in the
X               displayed list, by entering '8' the group will be the
X               eighth group in the list etc. By entering '$' the group
X               will be the last group displayed.
X
X     hh         help screen of newsgroup selection commands.
X
X     HH         help screen of context sensitive help about newsgroup
X               selection level.
X
X     II         Toggle inverse video.
X
X     mm         Move the current group within the group selection list.
X               By entering '1' the group will become the first displayed
X               group in the list, by entering '8' the eighth group in
X               the list etc. By entering '$' the group will be the last
X               group displayed.
X
X     MM         User configurable options menu (for more information see
X               section Options Menu).
X
X     qq         Quit tin.
X
X     ss         Subscribe to current group.
X
X     SS         Subscribe to groups matching user specified pattern.
X
X     uu         Unsubscribe to current group.
X
X     UU         Unsubscribe to groups matching user specified pattern.
X
X     vv         Print tin version number.
X
X     ww         Post an article to current group.
X
X     WW         List articles posted by user. The date posted, the
X               newsgroup and the subject are listed.
X
X     yy         The first time this command is called it will yank in all
X               groups from /_u_s_r/_l_o_c_a_l/_n_e_w_s/_a_c_t_i_v_e that are not in
X               $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c.  After any groups have been
X               subscribed/unsubscribed to, this command if pressed again
X               will reread $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c and display only subscribed
X               groups.
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
X     YY         Reread group list from $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c file.
X
X     zz         Mark all articles in the current group as unread.
X
X     ZZ         Undelete previously deleted group from $_H_O_M_E/._n_e_w_s_r_c
X               file.
X
X     //         Group forward search.
X
X     ??         Group backward search.
X
GGRROOUUPP IINNDDEEXX CCOOMMMMAANNDDSS
X     44         Select article 4.
X
X     ^^KK        Kill current article (for more information read section
X               Kill Article Menu).
X
X     ^^LL        Redraw page.
X
X     <<CCRR>>      Read current article.
X
X     <<TTAABB>>     View next unread article or group.
X
X     aa         Author forward search.
X
X     AA         Author backward search.
X
X     BB         Mail a bug report or comment to the author. This is the
X               best way of getting bugs fixed and features
X               added/changed.
X
X     cc         Mark all articles as read.
X
X     CC         Cancel current article. It must have been posted by the
X               same user. The cancel message can be seen in the
X               newsgroup 'control'.
X
X     dd         Toggle display to show just the subject or the subject
X               and author.
X
X     gg         Choose a new group by name.
X
X     hh         help screen of group index commands.
X
X     HH         help screen of context sensitive help about group index
X               level.
X
X     II         Toggle inverse video.
X
X     KK         Mark article/thread as read and advance to next unread
X               article/thread.
X
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
X     ll         List the author of each response in current thread and
X               enter thread selection level.
X
X     mm         Mail current article / thread / articles matching pattern
X               / tagged articles to someone.
X
X     MM         User configurable options menu (for more information see
X               section Options Menu).
X
X     nn         Go to next group.
X
X     NN         Go to next unread article.
X
X     oo         Output current article / thread / articles matching
X               pattern / tagged articles to printer.
X
X     pp         Go to previous group.
X
X     PP         Go to previous unread article.
X
X     qq         Quit tin.
X
X     ss         Save current article / thread / articles matching pattern
X               / tagged articles to file / files / mailbox. To save to a
X               mailbox enter '=' or '=mailbox' when asked for filename
X               to save to. To save in <newsgroup name>/<filename> format
X               enter '+filename'. Environment variables are allowed
X               within a filename (ie. $SOURCES/dir/filename).
X
X     TT         Tag current article for mailing ('m') / piping ('|') /
X               printing ('o') / saving ('s').
X
X     tt         Return to group selection index.
X
X     uu         Toggle display to show all articles as unthreaded or
X               threaded.
X
X     UU         Untag all articles that were tagged.
X
X     vv         Print tin version number.
X
X     ww         Post an article to current group.
X
X     WW         List articles posted by user. The date posted, the
X               newsgroup and the subject are listed.
X
X     zz         Mark current article as unread.
X
X     ZZ         Mark current thread as unread.
X
X     //         Search forward for specified subject.
X
X
X
X
X
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X
X
X
X
X
TIN(1)                           LOCAL                            TIN(1)
X
X
X
X     ??         Search backward for specified subject.
X
X     --         Show last message.
X
X     ||         Pipe current article / thread / articles matching pattern
X               / tagged articles into command.
X
TTHHRREEAADD LLIISSTTIINNGG CCOOMMMMAANNDDSS
X     44         Select article 4 within thread.
X
X     ^^LL        Redraw page.
X
X     <<CCRR>>      Read current article within thread.
X
X     <<TTAABB>>     View next unread article within thread.
X
X     hh         help screen of thread listing commands.
X
X     II         Toggle inverse video.
X
X     KK         Mark thread as read and return to group index level.
X
X     qq         Quit thread listing level.
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X     rr         Toggle display to show all articles or only unread
X               articles.
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X     tt         Return to group index level.
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X     vv         Print tin version number.
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X     zz         Mark current article in thread as unread.
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X     ZZ         Mark all articles in thread as unread.
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AARRTTIICCLLEE VVIIEEWWEERR CCOOMMMMAANNDDSS
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X     44         Read response 4 in this thread.
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X     ^^HH        Show all of the articles mail header.
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X     ^^KK        Kill current article (for more information read section
X               Kill Article Menu).
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X     ^^LL        Redraw page.
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X     <<CCRR>>      Goto next base article.
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X     <<TTAABB>>     Goto next unread article.
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X     aa         Author forward search.
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X     AA         Author backward search.
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X     BB         Mail a bug report or comment to the author. This is the
X               best way of getting bugs fixed and features
X               added/changed.
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X     cc         Mark all articles as read.
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X     dd         Toggle rot-13 decoding for this article.
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X     ff         Post a followup to current article.
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X     FF         Post a followup with a copy of the current article
X               included.
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X     hh         Help screen of article page commands.
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X     HH         Help screen of context sensitive help about article page
X               level.
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X     ii         Return to index page.
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X     II         Toggle inverse video.
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X     kk         Mark article as read and advance to next unread article.
SHAR_EOF
true || echo 'restore of tin.nrf failed'
fi
echo 'End of tin1.1 part 2'
echo 'File tin.nrf is continued in part 3'
echo 3 > _shar_seq_.tmp
exit 0

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NAME   Iain Lea
EMAIL  [e-mail]
SNAIL  Siemens AG, ANL A433SZ, Gruendlacher Str. 248, 8510 Fuerth, Germany.
PHONE  [phone] (work) [phone] (home) [phone] (FAX)
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 Dr. med. dipl.-math Dieter Becker           Tel.: (0 / +49) 6841 - 16 3046
 Medizinische Universitaets- und Poliklinik  Fax.: (0 / +49) 6841 - 16 3369
 Innere Medizin III
 D - 6650 Homburg / Saar                     Email: [e-mail]
exit 0 # Just in case...