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 GMailboxHelpText.cc

	Copyright © 1997 by John Lindal. All rights reserved.

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#include "GHelpText.h"

const JCharacter* kMailboxHelpName  = "GMailboxHelp";
const JCharacter* kMailboxHelpTitle = "Mail files";

const JCharacter* kMailboxHelpText =

"<b>Starting Arrow</b>"
"<p>"
""
"When you first run Arrow, you can run it with or without command line "
"arguments. Any command line arguments you supply will be presumed to be "
"mail files, and Arrow will attempt to open them, each in a separate window. "
"If you do not specify any arguments, Arrow will attempt to open your system "
"mail file, which is \"/var/spool/mail/<i>username</i>\" by default but can be "
"specified in the prefences dialog box. You can only have one instance of "
"Arrow running at a time, so if you call Arrow again on the command line "
"with additional arguments, the currently running Arrow will simply open "
"these mail files."
""
"<p>"
""
"When you iconize a mail file window, the icon displayed shows an empty "
"inbox if you have no mail in the mail file, or an inbox with several "
"stacked envelopes if you do have mail in the file. If, while iconized, a "
"mail file receives a new message, the icon will change to show an "
"un-stacked envelope in the inbox icon. The program will also beep to alert "
"you."
""
"<p>"
""
"To view a message, select it and press the Return key, or double-click on "
"it with the mouse."
""
"<p>"
"<b>Rearranging and deleting</b>"
"<p>"
""
"The main mail file windows contain a list of message headers, showing who "
"the message is from, what the subject is, and so on. These messages can be "
"rearranged by click-dragging them to the desired position with the mouse "
"and then releasing the mouse button. If you wish to delete a message or "
"messages, select those you wish to delete and hit Meta-D or the Backspace "
"key. You can also select <i>Delete</i> from the <i>Message</i> menu. The "
"messages you choose to delete will be marked by an <i>X</i> and will not be "
"actually deleted until you select <i>Flush</i> or <i>Save</i> from the "
"<i>File</i> menu, or close the window. If you decide you don't want to "
"delete a message after marking it delete, select it and select "
"<i>Undelete</i> from the <i>Message</i> menu. "
""
"<p>"
"<b>Saving mail</b>"
"<p>"
""
"To move messages to another mail file, first open the destination mail file "
"by using the <i>Open mailbox...</i> or <i>New mailbox</i> menu items in the "
"<i>File</i> menu, then select the messages you want to move, finally drag "
"the selected messages to the desination mail file. "
""
"<p>"
"<b>Inboxes</b>"
"<p>"
""
"There are two types of mail files, those that receive new messages "
"directly, and those that do not. The former are called inboxes. To "
"designate a mail file as an inbox, select <i>Add inbox</i> from the "
"<i>Inbox</i> menu, or hit meta (or alt) and the plus key. To remove a mail "
"file from the inbox list, select <i>Remove inbox</i> or hit meta and the "
"minus key. You can open a specific inbox at any time by selecting it from "
"the list in the <i>Inbox</i> menu."
""
"<p>"
""
"Once a mail file is designated as an inbox, Arrow will continually monitor "
"the file. If an inbox is not currently open, and it receives new mail, "
"Arrow will open it iconized. You can then view the messages by "
"double-clicking on the icon.";
