From: Thomas Scott Christiansen <tom@rsch.wisc.EDU>I noticed that in the mh.6 tar file on huey, you have some things on usingMH for netnews.  I thought you would like the whole kit, so here it is:===========================================================================		     Using MH on Netnews and System MSGSFirst look at all the directories in /usr/spool/news.  Then, assumingthat your MH directory is ~/Mail, do something like the following:	% ln -s /usr/spool/news/{net,fa,mod} ~/MailYou may now reference read-only folders named (for example +net/jokesand +mod/unix.   	Linking /usr/msgs will allow you to read msgs in a similar manner, but that you should have your system administrator make /usr/msgsperms 775 and the msgs program setgid the group on the msgs dir.Usually the perms are 777, which means this wouldn't be a read-onlyfolder.				   WARNINGSIf your version of MH has a limit on message numbers (as in max 2000msgs) then you will not be able to read folders with highest messagenumbers higher than this without modifying the MH source code.Refiling causes copies to be made of messages, rather than actually movingthem, since these are read-only folders.		       Doing followups to news articlesIn order to do followups to news articles, you should get yourlocal mail administrator to do the following things on yoursystem.  It all assumes that you have used /usr/local/lib/mh as your MH lib directory.   First create an alias like this:	followup:	 "|/usr/local/lib/mh/followup"This file should look like this and be executable:	#!/bin/sh	sed -f /usr/local/lib/mh/followup.sed | /usr/lib/news/inews -hThe sed script should look like this:	1,/^$/{	/^From /d	/^To:/d	/^Received:/d	/^Message-Id:/d	/^Date:/d	}Then create a link to repl called flup, and add the following lineto your mh_profile:	flup:	-nocc all -form flupcompswhere flupcomps is the following  file (located in ~/Mail)	To: followup	Subject: Re: %<{subject}%subject%|Orphaned response%>	%<{followup-to}Newsgroups: %followup-to%|%<{newsgroups}Newgroups: %newsgroups%>%>	%<{message-id}References: %message-id%<{references} %references%>%>	%<{distribution}Distribution: %distribution%>	Followup-to:	Fcc: +posted	--------