----- txtmsg.txt, the template for composing and sending a MailMerge    --
----- style set of outgoing messages.  David Harris, 17Jun'05           --
-----                                                                   --
----- The EMAILS file can have multiple fields, separated by '|'.       --
----- DO NOT USE LEADING |'s.
-----                                                                   --
----- Any field THAT IS USED from the emails file needs a target        --
----- string, an '=' character, and the number of the field across the  --
----- line of the emails file.
-----                                                                   --
----- Lines having an "=" will be used to make a table of substitutions --
----- and which field in the email.txt file is to be used for the       --
----- substitution.                                                     --
-----                                                                   --
----- The string after the "=" will be a number (1 is the first)   -------
----- for the field in an email.txt row that is to be substitued for -----
----- the target string just before the "=" sign. ------------------------
----- SOME FIELDS MAY BE UNUSED.  The target strings and numers show -----
----- which fields are used, and where the substitution should occur.   --
-----                                                                   --
----- At each email record, a second table will be made with the values --
----- to be substituted FROM THAT PARTICULAR LINE OF THE EMAIL.TXT table.-
----- There can be many substitutions made, if you need.                --
-----
----- In the common case shown below
----- the TTTTT string would be substituted with each actual email address-
----- (which would also be used for the $recipient part of the SMTP      --
----- negotiation).                                                      --
----- After the header region is sent, the message lines will be sent,  ---
----- with substitutions of the targets (like 'TTTTT').                  --
-----                                                                    --
----- The first 3 lines after MMMMM...MMM are special and must evaluate to-
----- (1) the official sender, (2) the recipient, and (3) an empty line. --
----- There must also be an empty line between the header info and the   --
----- material that will be the visible message when a message is chosen.--
-----									 --
----- The To: line can have any address(es), unrelated to the actual TTTTT-
-----  adderess used.  If the human name is quoted and the email unquoted--
-----  then both are visible to the receiver.                            --
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TTTTT=1
NNNNN=2
TITLE=3
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
rstephens@DarwinDayCelebration.org
TTTTT

To: TTTTT
Subject: DarwinDay.org
From: rstephens@DarwinDayCelebration.org
Reply-To: rstephens@DarwinDay.org
X-Accept-Language: en-us,en
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit

Dear TITLE NNNNN,

How's things at TTTTT?

 Sincerely,
 
   - David for Bob in a test message.