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You can use mailx for all of that, but it isn't the easiest interface to use.<br />
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You'd be better off using a mail client like mutt or if the AIX server has IMAP/POP set up on it, use whatever mail client you like on your PC.<br />
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You can use mailx for all of that, but it isn't the easiest interface to use.

You'd be better off using a mail client like mutt or if the AIX server has IMAP/POP set up on it, use whatever mail client you like on your PC.



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thx Tintin...<br />
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so, there is no way for me to reply directly in the Unix machine to the msg displaying?<br />
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thx
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thx Tintin...

so, there is no way for me to reply directly in the Unix machine to the msg displaying?

thx

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how do I access email in Unix AIX? including writing (replying) and deleting them?<br />
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then, how do I exit out of mail?<br />
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thx
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how do I access email in Unix AIX? including writing (replying) and deleting them?

then, how do I exit out of mail?

thx

How to access email in Unix AIX?

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