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include "$book/mh.php"; includeHeader('smmpws.html', 'verpus.html'); ?>MH message sending programs use prompter for filling in the header and collecting text for the body of the draft (unless you specify another editor). It's hard to change the way that prompter works, though, unless you make versions of it.
For example, there's no way to tell a command like forw which prompter switches you want to use. If you want forw to edit your draft with prompter -noprepend, commands like this do not work:
% forw -noprepend
forw: -noprepend unknown
% forw -editor "prompter -noprepend"
unable to exec prompter -noprepend: Permission denied
Just as bad, if you put the following entry in your MH profile, it
will always be used for comp, repl,
and dist, as well as forw:
prompter: -noprepend
Here's a version of prompter named prompter.nopre.
It's nothing more than prompter -noprepend. But you can use
this as an editor for some MH commands without affecting others.
For example, after you set up prompter.nopre, the following
entry in your MH profile will let you type a note after the
message you're forwarding (instead of the default, before):
forw: -editor prompter.nopre
To set it up:
prompter.nopre: -noprepend