Library /sys$common/syshlp/helplib.hlb  —  PMDF  FOLDER
    Place a message file into a VMS MAIL mail folder.

1  –  Restrictions 

    None.

    Syntax

      PMDF FOLDER  message-file-spec[,...] [folder-name

                   [mail-file-spec]]

    Qualifiers            Defaults

    /BLANK                /NOBLANK
    /CC=address           None
    /FROM=address         See text
    /SUBJECT=test         None
    /TO=address           See text

2  –  Prompts 

    Message file:  message-file-spec[,...]
    Folder:        folder
    Mail file:     mail-file-spec

3  –  Parameters 

 message-file-spec[,...]

    One or more files to place into the specified mail folder;
    wildcards are not allowed.

 folder-name

    Optional name of the VMS MAIL folder in which to place the
    message.

 mail-file-spec

    Optional name of VMS MAIL mail file in which to place the
    message.

4  –  Description 

    The FOLDER utility is used by the PMDF DELIVER utility to place
    mail messages in a user's VMS MAIL mail folder. Read and write
    privileges are required to place a message in the mail folder
    of another user. This utility is intended primarily for use by
    DELIVER; system managers and users are unlikely to find it useful
    in and of itself.

    All of the specified input files will be placed in the specified
    mail folder as a single mail message. Unless the /BLANK qualifier
    is specified, there will be no separators placed between each
    file as delimiters.

    The optional folder-name parameter specifies the name of the VMS
    MAIL folder in which to place the message. If not supplied, then
    the message will be placed in the NEWMAIL folder.

    If the option mail-file-spec parameter is not specified, then the
    default mail file for the specified user will be used. If /MM is
    used this parameter is meaningless and is not allowed.

5  –  Qualifiers

5.1    /BLANK 

       /BLANK
       /NOBLANK (default)

    When placing multiple files into a folder, a blank line can
    optionally be used to separate each file. Use the /BLANK
    qualifier to select this option; by default no separators are
    used.

5.2    /CC 

       /CC
       /NOCC (default)

    This qualifier can be used to specify the contents of the CC:
    line associated with the mail message being created. If no /CC
    qualifier is specified, then a blank CC: line will be generated.

5.3    /FROM 

       /FROM
       /NOFROM (default)

    This qualifier can be used to specify the contents of the FROM:
    line associated with the mail message being created. If no /FROM
    qualifier is specified, then the FROM: line is blank.

5.4    /SUBJECT 

       /SUBJECT
       /NOSUBJECT (default)

    This qualifier can be used to specify the contents of the
    SUBJECT: line associated with the mail message being created.
    If no /SUBJECT qualifier is specified, then a blank SUBJECT: line
    will be generated.

5.5    /TO 

       /TO
       /NOTO (default)

    This qualifier can be used to specify the contents of the TO:
    line associated with the mail message being created. If no /TO
    qualifier is specified, then the TO: line is blank.
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