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3 The following ~ escapes are defined:
5 ~~ Quote a single tilde
7 ~@ [file ...] Add or edit attachments
8 ~h Prompt for subject and to, cc, bcc, and smopts lists
9 ~b users Add users to "blind" cc list
10 ~c users Add users to cc list
11 ~t users Add users to to list
12 ~s subject Set subject
13 ~w file Write message onto file
14 ~d Read in dead.letter
15 ~r file Read a file into the message buffer
16 ~|command Pipe the message through the command
18 ~f messages Read in messages
20 ~<!command Insert the output of command in the message
21 ~i name Insert the value of the named variable
22 ~A Equivalent to iSign
23 ~a Equivalent to isign
24 ~F messages Same as ~f, but keep all header lines
25 ~m messages Read in messages, right shifted by a tab
26 ~M messages Same as ~m, but keep all header lines
27 ~e Edit the message buffer (using ed or $EDITOR)
28 ~v Invoke display editor (vi or $VISUAL) on message
29 ~p Print the message buffer
31 ~q Quit, save partial message in dead.letter
32 ~x Quit, do not save dead.letter
33 ~!command Invoke the shell
34 ~_ mail-cmd Perform the command-level request
35 ~: mail-cmd Same as ~_
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