1 ADD

 The ADD command will create a new entry in the mail file.
 
   Format:
	ADD new_username [/qualifiers]

2 Parameters

  new_username

 "new_username" specifies the VMS username to be added to the mail file.

2 Qualifiers

/NAME=name

 Specifies the mail name for the account.  Enter the mail name in quotes.
 Please note that you should use double quotes (i.e. " ") rather than single
 (i.e. ' ') for entering the mail name.  This option can also be set within
 MAIL by the owner.

/FORWARD=forward_username

 Specifies the fowarding username for the new username.  All mail will be
 delivered to forwarding username instead of the primary username.  This is
 principally used to redirect mail from an old username to a new username.
 This option can also be set within MAIL by the owner. 

/DIRECTORY=directory_spec

 Specifies the directory in which mail will be deposited.  This is usually
 specified in a relative manner (ie [.MAIL]) rather than an absolute manner
 (ie SYS$LOGIN:[.MAIL]).  The brackets must be specified for MAIL to work.
 This option can also be set within MAIL by the owner. 

1 MODIFY

 The MODIFY command will change an entry in the mail file.
 
    Format:
	MODIFY username [/qualifiers]

2 Parameters

  username

 "username" specifies the VMS username to be changed in the mail file.

2 Qualifiers

/NAME=name
/NONAME

 Specifies the mail name for the account.  Enter the mail name in quotes.
 Please note that you should use double quotes (i.e. " ") rather than single
 (i.e. ' ') for entering the mail name.  This option can also be set within
 MAIL by the owner.

/FORWARD=forward_username
/NOFORWARD

 Specifies the fowarding username for the new username.  All mail will be
 delivered to forwarding username instead of the primary username.  This is
 principally used to redirect mail from an old username to a new username.
 This option can also be set within MAIL by the owner. 

/DIRECTORY=directory_spec
/NODIRECTORY

 Specifies the directory in which mail will be deposited.  This is usually
 specified in a relative manner (ie [.MAIL]) rather than an absolute manner
 (ie SYS$LOGIN:[.MAIL]).  The brackets must be specified for MAIL to work.
 This option can also be set within MAIL by the owner. 

1 EXIT

 The EXIT command terminates MAILUAF and returns the user to command language
 level.

   Format:
	EXIT

1 RESET

 This command will reset a user's new mail count.

    Format:
	RESET username

2 Parameters

 username

 The username for which to reset the new mail count.

1 DELETE

 This command will delete a user from the mail file.

    Format:
	DELETE username

2 Parameters

 username

 The username to delete.  Confirmation will be asked before the actual 
 deletion.


1 SHOW

 The SHOW command outputs a listing of the specified user(s) to the user's
 terminal.  Wildcards are allowed.

    Format:
 	SHOW username [/qualifiers]
	SHOW/ALL [/qualifiers]

2 Parameters

 username

 The username which you want displayed.  Wildcards may be used (ie %
 provides a positional substitution of one character.

2 Qualifiers

/FULL

 Displays the new mail count, forwarding username, mail name and directory
 name.

/ALL

 Displays all usernames in the mail file.
