See Mail Tools
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    CHKMAIL:

  This utility is designed to be used during your LAN logon sequence  to
  check for incoming internal mail.

  Since you will need to be logged  on to the LAN to access the  central
  mailbox files you  should insert a  call to the  chkmail program after
  the  point  in  your  login   sequence  that  this  access  has   been
  established.

  Typically it is anticipated that your LAN administrator can modify the
  standard login script for all users to include this mail check.   This
  means that the  chkmail program can  reside on the  LAN server and  be
  invoked from there.

  The  program  should  be  invoked  with  a  parameter  pointing to the
  location of your sm-misc.cfg file.   If you have selected the  default
  installation this will mean the following command >>> chkmail c:\mail

  The  program  will  sound  a  note  and  display  a message if mail is
  waiting.  You can then invoke See Mail itself to retrieve the mail.

     SCRDEF:

  This program allows you to create or alter the screens used by the See
  Mail rolodex module. The SCRDEF.HLP file explains more of the details
  of this. Also see the rolodex section of the user guide.

     MBXRESET:

  This program can be used to reset the mailbox file (mail.mbx) if it
  becomes corrupted and you cannot access it from See Mail.

  However this program does not re-build any of the data, it merely
  re-initialises the database.

  It is recommended that you backup the mail.mbx file, and any
  associated mail files at least once a day. In the event of a system
  crash you can then return to a point where the users can then re-send
  any mail from the that moment on.

  If mbxreset fails, and you have no back-up then the only way to recove
  is to delete the mail.mbx file, re-create it, and then get each user
  to use the See Mail Setup option to blank out their old user-id
  number, and then re-enter themselves into the mail system.

     MBXREMOV:

  This is only required if you need to completely delete a user from the
  mail system. Normally you can merely re-assign the user-id to someone
  else by using the mailbox modify user details option to change their
  name and so on to the new user.

     XLABEL:

  This utility allows you to print mailing labels for addresses that you
  have in your rolodex. If your rolodex files are not in the same
  directory as the XLABEL program you must enter a parameter when
  starting the XLABEL program to indicate the location of the rolodex
  you wish to access.
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