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- MARK
-
- Sets a flag in the message header setting the current or message-id message as
- marked. Marked messages are displayed with an asterisk in the left hand column
- of the directory listing. A marked message can serve as a reminder of important
- information.
-
- The UNMARK command clears a flag in the message header setting the current or
- message-id message as unmarked.
-
- The /ALL qualifier sets all currently selected messages as marked or as
- unmarked.
-
- Format: MARK [/ALL] [message-number]
- UNMARK [/ALL] [message-number]
-
- Parameters: message-number
-
- Indicates message number to be marked or unmarked.
-
-
- Qualifiers: /ALL
-
- Sets all currently selected messages as marked. Marked
- messages are displayed with an asterisk in the left-hand column
- of the directory listing.
-
- Examples:
-
- 1.
- MAIL> DIR MISC
-
- # From Date Subject
-
- 1 SILVER:SMITH 13-AUG-1986 Training Info
- 2 GOLD::COLLINS 22-AUG-1986 Ideas
- 3 GOLD::PETERS 25-AUG-1986 Meeting
-
- MAIL> MARK 2
- MAIL> MARK 3
- MAIL> DIR
-
- # From Date Subject
-
- 1 SILVER:SMITH 13-AUG-1986 Training Info
- *2 GOLD::COLLINS 22-AUG-1986 Ideas
- *3 GOLD::PETERS 25-AUG-1986 Meeting
-
- This example shows how to MARK messages 2 and 3. Use the
- UNMARK command to delete the asterisk and unmark the
- message.