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    NAME

         frm,nfrm - list from and subject  of  selected  messages  in
         mailbox or folder
    
    
    

    SYNOPSIS

         frm [-hMnQqStv] [-s status] [folder | username] ...
         nfrm [-hnQqStv] [-s status] [folder | username] ...
    
    
    

    DESCRIPTION

         Frm outputs one line per message of the form:
    
         from [subject]
    
         where from is the name of the person the  message  is  from,
         and  subject  is the subject of the message, if present.  If
         the message is from you, the from  portion  will  read  ``To
         user'',  where  `user'  is the user the message was sent to.
         This happens when you receive a copy of a letter you sent.
    
         If a folder is specified,  the  program  reads  that  folder
         rather than the default mailbox.  If the argument is a user-
         name then frm looks in that  user's  mailbox,  provided  you
         have permission to read it.
    
         A folder can be specified with the  same  notation  as  when
         invoking the Elm mailer (e.g., =folder).
    
         Frm invoked as nfrm is identical to invoking ``frm -s new''.
    
    
    

    OPTIONS

         The frm program has the following options:
    
         -h   Print a brief help message summarizing the options.
    
         -M   Magic mode - treat all folders  as  if  they  were  the
              spool folder (lock, update Status: headers, etc.).
    
         -n   Number the messages using  the  same  numbering  scheme
              that, for example, readmsg will understand.
    
         -Q   Very quiet mode.  Only  error  messages  are  produced.
              This  option is useful in shell scripts, where only the
              success or failure of the  program  is  important,  and
              output is not desired.
    
         -q   Quiet mode.  Output only a one-line  summary  for  each
              mailbox or folder specified.
    
         -S   Summarize the number of messages by message  status  in
              each  mailbox  or  folder.   If you want just a summary
              line, use this in conjunction with the -q option.
    
         -s status
              Only display  headers  from  messages  with  the  given
              status.   `status'  is  one  of  "new", "unread", "old"
              (same as "unread"), or "read".  The -s  option  can  be
              specified  multiple  times  to print header information
              from, for example, only new and unread messages.  It is
              sufficient  to  specify  only  the  first letter of the
              status.
    
         -t   Tidy mode. If the from field is long enough to displace
              the  subject  field from its natural start column, move
              the subject down onto the next line.
    
         -v   Verbose mode.  Print a descriptive header before  list-
              ing the contents of each mailbox or folder.
    
    
    

    EXIT STATUS

         Frm returns a zero  status  ("true")  if  messages  matching
         `status' are present.  Frm returns 1 if no messages matching
         `status' are present, but there are some messages, returns 2
         if  there  are  no messages at all, or returns 3 if an error
         occurred.  If multiple mailboxes or folders  are  specified,
         the exit status only applies to the last one examined.  This
         can be used in scripts to determine what kind of mail a user
         has.
    
    
    

    EXAMPLES

         Some example uses:
    
              $ frm
    
         will display header information from  all  the  messages  in
         your  mailbox, or ``You have no mail.'' if there are no mes-
         sages in your incoming mailbox.
    
              $ frm -s new
    
         will display header information from  all  new  messages  in
         your  mailbox,  or  ``You  have  no  new  mail.''   Note the
         slightly different diagnostic.
    
              $ frm -s new -s unread guest
    
         assuming you  have  the  proper  file  permissions  to  read
         guest's mail, will print out header information from all new
         and unread messages in guest's incoming mailbox.   If  there
         are no messages, frm will print ``guest has no mail.''
    
              $ frm -q -S
    
         will print only a one line summary of how many read, unread,
         and  read  messages  are  in  your  incoming  mailbox.   For
         example, ``You have 2 new messages, 3  unread  messages,  23
         read messages.''
    
    
    

    AUTHOR

         Elm Development Group
    
    
    

    SEE ALSO

         readmsg(1L), elm(1L), mail(1), mailx(1)
    
    
    

    BUG REPORTS TO

         Bill Pemberton  [email protected]
    
    
    

    COPYRIGHTS

         Copyright 1988-1995 by The USENET Community Trust
         Derived from Elm 2.0,  Copyright 1986, 1987 by Dave Taylor
    
    
    
    


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