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Pine (for reading mail over telnet/SSH)

• E-mail Filtering With The Junk Mail Analyzer
  Use the OIT Junk Mail Analyzer in combination with your e-mail client to reduce the amount of undesired e-mail in your inbox
• Transferring E-mail From Your Old E-mail Account To Mail@umd Or To Your Hard Drive
  Transferring Email from your Old Email Account to Mail@umd or to Your Hard Drive
• Using Pine with Mail@umd
  Pine can be used as an IMAP client to read mail on Mail@umd
• Creating a Distribution List in Pine
  Explains how to create a distribution list in pine. A distribution list is essentially a nickname for a list of people kept in the pine address book.
• Custom Headers in Pine
  Explains how to add customized header messages to the mail messages you send out using pine.
• Dealing With A Read-only Inbox On WAM Or Glue
  This page provides information on how to fix problems when there is Read only inbox on the WAM or Glue account. It has step by step instructions to resolve the problem as well as explanations why it causes it.
• Deleting E-mail From Your Mail@umd Account
  Reclaim space in your account
• Directing Messages to a File Before They Reach Your Inbox
  Filter e-mail to a local file
• Error Messages In WAM Or Glue Accounts
  This page provides information about the error messages that you get in your WAM or Glue account. It gives explanation why these error messages appear on the screen
• Explanation of Error 452 in Pine
  This page explains the cause of Error 452 and the solution.
• Filtering Messages With The E-mail Client
  Use your mail client's filtering feature with the Junk Mail Analyzer
• General Information About Printing E-mail Messages From Pine
  This page lists some general information about printing messages from pine.
• Global Address Books in Pine
  This page explains how to access the global address book in Pine.
• Handling Entire Message Groups at Once in Pine
  Explains how to enable and use the aggregate command set command in pine. This allows you to select more than one message for commands such as delete to be applied to.
• How do I see the Bcc, Fcc, Lcc fields while composing Mail in Pine
  Explains how to use the rich header command to see the rest of the headers in mail composition.
• How do I see the full mail header of an incoming message?
  Instructions on how to turn on the full header viewing mode in Pine
• How pine handles Email files on WAM/Glue
  Information on how pine handles mailbox files on WAM/Glue.
• How to post to newsgroups using Pine
  This page explains how to use Pine to post to newsgroups.
• How to print from Pine on the WAM system
  This page explains how to print from Pine when you are on a WAM Lab computer.
• How to read and post news items from Pine
  This page explains how one can read and post news items from Pine.
• How well does software handle ANSI Communications?
  This page explains how well the ANSI Communication standards are accepted?
• Information On E-mail Attachments
  E-mail attachments
• Managing Your E-mail Account
  Information about archiving and deleteing e-mail
• Pine prints a message to the screen instead of the Printer
  This page explains how to troubleshoot Pine if it is printing messages to the screen instead of the printer.
• Pine prints no message
  This page explains how to troubleshoot Pine not printing a message when the Print Command is issue.
• Printing From Pine
  How to print using Pine
• Printing Messages in Pine
  This page explains how to print a message in pine.
• Reading PINE mail
  Listing, Viewing, Replying to, and Forwarding messages
• Saving and Viewing Attachments Within Pine
  This page explains how to save and view an attachment.
• Sending an E-Mail with an Attachment using Pine
  This page explains the procedure for sending an e-mail message with an attachment in pine.
• Setting up Roles in Pine
  The following page describes how to set up Roles in Pine.
• Suspending Pine in Unix
  This document explains the benefits of suspending pine in unix and how to do so.
• The DO NOT DELETE THIS MESSAGE Message
  This page explains the DO NOT DELETE THIS MESSAGE message.
• Troubleshooting Printing from Pine
  This page explains the three possible outcomes of trying to print from Pine and it links to the pages that can help you troubleshoot the various possiblities.
• Viewing URLs with External Browsers in Pine
  This page explains how to make pine acknowledge web links and open a browser with that link.
• What does "attached-to-ansi" mean?
  This page describes the ANSI printing standards.
• What does the message "Writing Fcc" mean when I send mail?
  Tells you what the writing fcc message in pine means.
• What is BCC, LCC, and FCC?
  Explains the uses of the BCC, LCC, and FCC header fields. The content of the page primarily comes from the pine help system.
• Where does pine print?
  This page explains the three different ways you can print in Pine.