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-=> Daniel wrote to Dan Clough <=-

 Da> Sorry dude. Multimail shows 'messages to you' that I respond to.
 Da> Didn't really notice which echo I was in until you sent me a
 Da> message.

 DC> Multimail has a status bar at the bottom that shows what echo you
 DC> are replying in.

 Da> Now that you point that out to me, if I squint really hard, I can see
 Da> that pink background with black text.

The colours are configurable - from "mm.txt" which should be in the 
root directory of your MultiMail --

"       colors Specifies the colors to use. (See README.col.)"

I have several colour sets (file extension .col) pre-canned from my
tinking around with this sucker when I was first setting it up. 

The *only* hardwired file is the configuration file: .mmailrc (mmail.rc
in DOS, OS/2 or Win32). It's used to specify the pathnames  to  Multi-
Mail's other  files,  and the command lines for external programs (the
editor and the archivers).

By default, the other files are placed in the MultiMail home directory
($HOME/mmail or $MMAIL). Directories specified in the .mmailrc are 
created automatically with the default values. You may edit from there.

... Instead of courgetti spaghetti you have to have spaghetti spaghetti.
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