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Prof. B. Melamed  \\
{\it melamed@rutcor.rutgers.edu}\\

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{\large\bf \underline{Homework - Email}}
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%Due: in a week
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Read the email material in the notes.

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%From {\em The Internet Illustrated}, page 46/47: \\
%do exercises 13, 14, 17, and 18.

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Hand in a print-out of a transcript of the following computer session.
In case you forgot: 
you start producing a transcript by typing {\tt script}, and you end
it by typing [Ctrl][D] or {\tt exit}.

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	In your home directory, edit the file {\tt .mailrc}
    (if it does not exist, then create it).
	Create an alias called {\tt me} that stands for your own
	email address, by inserting in {\tt .mailrc} a line: \\
    {\tt alias me your\_email\_address}
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	Create a subdirectory called {\tt Mail}.
\item
	Send a (short) email to {\it therese@rutcor.rutgers.edu}, 
	containing your full name and student ID number,
	in verbose mode, by issuing the command: \\
	{\tt mail -v email\_address}  \\
	Send a carbon copy ({\tt CC:}) to yourself,
	as well as to the alias {\tt me}.
	If the {\tt CC:} prompt does not appear in your email system, 
	then send multiple email messages.
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	Check whether you have mail. You should have two
	new email messages in your mailbox.
	Save them to the folder {\tt Mail/test1} and {\tt Mail/test2}.
\item
	Switch to the folder {\tt Mail/test1}. Delete the email in
	this folder.
\item 
	Leave the mail program, and type {\tt cd Mail}, followed by 
	{\tt ls -l}. 
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