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On 11 Feb 2002, Thomas Mueller wrote:

> If you read all your email in DOS Emacs, what do you use to send and receive
> email?

Emacs, of course ;-)

> I am not familiar with feedmail and Blat.

feedmail is part of the Emacs distribution, but it needs a patch to 
support Blat.

Blat is a public-domain command-line mailer which you can download from

    http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/blat.html

(hmm... I see there's a new version there ;-).  Blat runs on Windows, so 
this setup only works on Windows, not on plain DOS.

> How much disk space is required to build Emacs 21.1 with DJGPP?

You need between 95 and 130MB, depending on whether you build with or 
without Leim (Leim is a library of input methods which allows you to type 
text in languages your keyboard doesn't support directly).

> Next time I find a Korean spam, or maybe there's one I missed in prescreening,
> I'll take a look, just for curiosity, to see what it looks like in DOS Emacs.

Don't hold your breath: Korean characters can only be seen on Korean 
DOS/Windows systems.

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