Private Idaho scripting
10/9/95

This is some brief, updated information regarding using Private Idaho scripting
to transfer messages to other applications that don't support sequential tabbing
(such as Free Agent, Netscape, etc.).  This information has not been included in
the help file yet.

You can send information to the application you specified in the
Transfer options dialog box with a script.  Using a script provides
you with more control over how an e-mail application processes
a message.

The script is entered in the Transfer options dialog box (displayed
with the Transfer options command in the E-mail menu).  When you transfer
to the specified application, information in the script and keystrokes
are passed to the application.

The script is a series of commands seperated by commas.  The commands
include:

to		pastes the contents of the to: header followed by a tab
from		pastes the contents of the from: header followed by a tab 
subject		pastes the contents of the subject: header followed by a tab
cc		pastes the contents of the cc: header followed by a tab
bcc		pastes the contents of the bcc: header followed by a tab
msg		pastes the contents of the message box
tab		sends a tab to the application
+tab		sends a shift tab to the application
enter		sends an enter to the application

Any other text entered is sent as a series of characters, with these exceptions:

+		indicates the shift key is being pressed
^		indicates the ctrl key is being pressed
%		indicates the alt key is being pressed

Example script:

^a,to,subject,tab,tab,msg
Sends the application a Ctrl+A, the to: and subject: headers, two tabs, the message

You'll likely need to experiment with the application to find the correct series
of keystrokes to use in the script.
