"mailbox: " does it Do the Right Thing?

[Peter S. Shenkin]

I love mailbox, which is new with the 3.3 release I just installed on my
4d25tg.  However, it has one undesirable behavior that I have noticed:
it seems to trap all interrupts.  Though this is useful in some places,
it disallows aborting a reply or message.  That is, if I run Mail from
a wsh, then change my mind about sending it, I can hit ^C twice, and it
cancels the message.  Since the mail window opened by mailbox traps
interrupts, however, I can't do this.  The only way to abort the reply
is to close the window, which may not do what you want, since you might
want to delete things that you've read, or something like that, before you
quit.

I haven't upgraded to 3.3.x, so I don't know if this has been changed,
but I thought I'd mention it here.

I have one other mail question that was raised some time ago, but I forget 
the answer.  If new mail arrives while I am reading mail (from Mail [BSD]),
can I bring it into the existing session?  Suns have an option to do
this, but I don't see an option for this on the Iris man page.  I think
someone once mailed me a workaround, but I've forgotten it.

	-P.
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