This book also covers three popular interfaces, or front ends, to MH. There's a step-by-step tour for each interface that will have you sending and reading mail within a few pages.

* xmh is a way to use MH from the X Window System Version 11 Release 6. (xmh under X11 Release 3 is fairly different, but you shouldn't have much trouble using it with the instructions for Release 6. For a user, xmh with Release 4 and 5 is almost the same as the Release 6 version.) xmh runs MH commands with an X interface using windows, buttons, and a mouse.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction to UNIX at Fermilab

Chapter 2: Principals, Accounts and Passwords

Chapter 3: Logging into UNIX Systems at Fermilab

3.1 Overview

Chapter 4: Information Resources

Chapter 5: Shells

Chapter 6: Important UNIX Concepts

Chapter 7: The UNIX File System

Chapter 8: The AFS File System

Chapter 9: Working Environment

Chapter 10: Editors

Chapter 11: Printing

Chapter 12: Email on UNIX

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In the following sections you will learn how to access the SUN workstations and how to use them in creating, compiling, and running most common languages programs (e.g. FORTRAN,
C/C++, HTML). You will also learn about the basic UNIX command and the facilities for printing files and sending and receiving electronic mail. This manual was written with the first
time user in mind. It is written in a straight forward manner so you can understand the material and can quickly become comfortable using the SUN workstations. The best way to learn much

# Introduction

* About your account

# So what is Unix, exactly?
# The Unix file system

* Directories
o Directory-name abbreviations: . .. ~
* Naming conventions
o Wildcards: ? * [ ] { }
* Paths
* Navigating around in the file system
o Checking current directory: pwd
o Changing from one directory to another: cd
o Listing files: ls
o Copying, moving, and removing files: cp, mv, rm
o Creating and removing directories: mkdir, rmdir
o Finding files: find
* Files