(profile, default: %sendmailpath%)
.RE
.PP
-.BR Backup-Prefix :
-,
-.RS 5
-The prefix that is prepended to the name of message files when they
-are backup'd for some reason.
-.BR send ,
-for instance, does this.
-Note: rmm does NOT anymore use the backup prefix.
-It should typically be set to `,' or `#'.
-(profile, default: `,')
-.RE
-.PP
-.BR AltMsg-Link :
-@
-.RS 5
-Name of the link to the file to which you are replying or which you are
-redistributing. See `$mhaltmsg' below.
-(profile, default: `@')
-.RE
-.PP
.BR Attachment-Header :
Attach
.RS 5
(profile, default: `Attach')
.RE
.PP
+.BR Sign-Header :
+Sign
+.RS 5
+The (pseudo) header in draft messages, that requests the message to be
+signed automatically by
+.BR send ,
+using
+.BR mhsign .
+If you like to type a lot, name it `X-MH-Sign-This-Message'.
+(profile, default: `Sign')
+.RE
+.PP
+.BR Enc-Header :
+Enc
+.RS 5
+The (pseudo) header in draft messages, that requests the message to be
+signed and encrypted by
+.BR send ,
+using
+.BR mhsign .
+If you like to type a lot, name it `X-MH-Encrypt-This-Message'.
+(profile, default: `Enc')
+.RE
+.PP
.BR Mime-Type-Query :
file \-b \-\-mime
.RS 5
-A command that prints the MIME type of a file.
-The file name gets appended to the command line.
-Note: Older GNU versions of file(1) won't generate the desired
-output. GNU file-4.26, for instance, omits a required semicolon.
-GNU file-5.04 is known to work. Non-GNU version likely need different
-options or don't provide this function at all. Alternatively, you can use
+A command that prints the MIME type of a given file.
+The file name is appended to the command line.
+Note: Older versions of file(1) won't generate the desired output.
+file-4.26, for instance, omits a required semicolon.
+file-5.04 is known to work.
+Alternatively, you can use
.BR print\-mimetype ,
which is part of mmh, but guesses MIME types by file name extensions only.
.RE
.I other-alias
.RS 5
Indicates aliases files for
-.BR ali
-and
+.BR ali ,
.BR send .
-This may be used instead of the
-.B \-alias
-.I file
-switch. (profile, no default)
+and
+.BR spost .
+(profile, no default)
.RE
.PP
.BR Draft\-Folder :
lines long your terminal screen is.
.RE
.PP
-.B $editalt
-.RS 5
-This is the alternate message.
-.PP
-This is set by
-.B dist
-and
-.B repl
-during edit sessions so you can peruse the message being distributed or
-replied to. The message is also available through a link called
-`@' (if not changed by
-.BR altmsg-link )
-in the current directory if your current working directory
-and the message's folder are on the same UNIX filesystem.
-.RE
-.PP
.B $mhdraft
.RS 5
This is the path to the working draft.
.I whatnowproc
about an alternate message associated with the
draft (the message being distributed or replied to).
+It is also set during edit sessions so you can peruse the
+message being distributed or replied to.
+This variable replaces the older
+.B $editalt
+variable.
+There used to be a link named `@' in the working directory, pointing
+to the alternate message, there is no such link anymore.
.RE
.PP
.B $mhdist