Subject: Re: Pine Version (was untitled)

From: "Daniel W. Kelker" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 1996 11:09:52 -0400 (EDT)

Hello.
 My name is Daniel Kelker. I want to know is my pine program unix or pc(?).
And what are the nomal configuration settings for: "incoming-arcives
-folders"
, "pruned-folders",
and "defalt-fcc".
     sincerly,
            Daniel Kelker

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From: [email-masked] (Annelise Anderson)
Date: 23 Aug 1996 08:22:35 GMT

Daniel W. Kelker ([email-masked]) wrote:

: Hello.
:  My name is Daniel Kelker. I want to know is my pine program unix or pc(?).
: And what are the nomal configuration settings for: "incoming-arcives
: -folders"
: , "pruned-folders",
: and "defalt-fcc".
:      sincerly,
:             Daniel Kelker

If your pine program is running on a machine that runs dos/windows, it's
pcpine (a version for pc's); if it's running on unix (even if the version
of unix is running on  a pc, as is mine, FreeBSD), then it's unix pine.

You can get an explanation of each of the options in the configuration
menu with the help key (maybe ? or something like that).  If you don't
know what they are talking about, just leave it as is.  default-fcc is
the location of the copy of a message you send (the file carbon copy?).
I have this set in my pine configuration file to the current mail folder,
so that I keep mail on different subjects (or from different groups)
together whether I get it or send it.

Hope that helps.

					Annelise