`Fcc:', and `Resent\-xxx:' header lines of the specified
message for destination addresses,
.PP
-.B Sendmail
-is called witch all recipients, expect these from Bcc-field
-.br
+.B Spost
+invokes
+.B sendmail
+with all recipients, except the blind ones (`Bcc:'),
+as command line arguments:
+.RS
.B sendmail
.B \-i
.RB [ \-v ]
.I recipients ...
+.RE
.PP
If a `Bcc:' field is encountered, its addresses will be used for
delivery, and the `Bcc:' field will be removed from the message
to send the Bcc message.)
.PP
If a `Dcc' field is encountered, the field will be removed
-befor sending the mail.
+before sending the message. The Dcc recipient will receive the
+message as well, but without being mentioned in the recipient
+headers.
+.PP
+In contrast to Bcc, the Dcc recipient receives the
+same original message as all the sighted reciepients, whereas
+the Bcc recipient receives a special, newly constructed message,
+which contains the original message as an attachment.
+.PP
+Bcc is probably a good choice for a message with both sighted
+and invisible reciepients (e.g. inform someone privately about
+the message being sent). Dcc is probably a good choice for
+a message to a group of only invisible recipients (e.g. invite
+to a party).
.PP
The `Aliasfile' profile entry
can be used to specify one or more files that spost
should take aliases from.
.PP
-Aliasing is done on any address-field will.
-The address-fields are `From:', `To:', `Bcc:', `Dcc'
-or rather the `Resent\-xxx:' versions of this fields.
+Aliasing is done on any address field. Those are:
+`From:', `To:', `Cc:', `Bcc:' and `Dcc',
+or the `Resent\-xxx:' versions of these fields.
.PP
The
.B \-verbose
.BR dist .
.PP
.B Spost
-takes care about full qualitfy addresses,
-in every address-field.
-Your MTA is supposed to care to add the correct domain,
-if there is no after aliasing.
+tries to fully qualify the addresses in every address field.
+Your MTA is supposed to add the correct domain,
+if there is none after aliasing.
.PP
The draft is filed to the folders in the Fcc headers by
.BR refile .
.SH BUGS
None
+
+.SH HISTORY
+The
+.B spost
+in mmh-0.1 used
+.BR sendmail 's
+.I -t
+flag to have
+.B sendmail
+extract the recipients from the message headers. Now, it
+passes the recipients as command line arguments. This provides
+better compatibility to other sendmail implementations.