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You can also edit and send mail in Emacs. To enter a mail
buffer, type C-x m. You need to fill in the To: and
Subject: fields, and then use C-n to get down below the separator
line into the body of the message (which is empty when you first start
out). Don't change or delete the separator line, or else Emacs will
not be able to send your mail--it uses that line to distinguish
the mail's headers, which tell it where to send the mail, from the
actual contents of the message.
You can type whatever you want below the separator line. When
you are ready to send the message, just type C-c C-c, and Emacs
will send it and then make the mail buffer go away.
Converted on:
Mon Apr 1 08:59:56 EST 1996
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