Related Software
In the true spirit of UNIX, exmh builds on many other small tools.
Here are most of them: 
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  ![[Req]](red-ball.gif) exmh-2.7.2.tar.gz exmh-2.7.2.tar.gz
- The latest version of exmh. This requires Tcl/Tk 8.0 or higher. You might
      as well have the latest (non-beta) version of Tcl/Tk.
  
![[Sug]](yel-ball.gif) SourceForge CVS. SourceForge CVS.
- The source code repository for exmh is at SourceForge.
  
![[Req]](red-ball.gif) nmh nmh
- A cleanup of the MH code that works with exmh and is much easier
      to compile and install on your UNIX systems. 
  
![[Opt]](blu-ball.gif) mh-6.8.tar.Z mh-6.8.tar.Z
- The current version of MH (standard with some UNIX systems).  Due to security
    issues with the handling of attachments, it is strongly recommended
    that you use the latest nmh.
  
![[Req]](red-ball.gif) tcl8.4.9-src.tar.gz tcl8.4.9-src.tar.gz
- "Tool Command Language"  What is TCL? 
  
![[Req]](red-ball.gif) tk8.4.9-src.tar.gz tk8.4.9-src.tar.gz
![[Req]](red-ball.gif) mm2.7.tar.Z mm2.7.tar.Z
- Metamail, used to display and process MIME messages. exmh
      requires this package to display MIME messages, but you
      may use mhn to compose MIME messages. 
  
![[Sug]](yel-ball.gif) Faces/Picons Faces/Picons
- With the Picons package (a.k.a. Faces), the faces
      of your correspondents can be displayed alongside their
      messages, and you may compose a "face" header of your own. 
  
![[Sug]](yel-ball.gif) Glimpse Glimpse
- The Glimpse is a full text index system with low space
      overhead. Exmh provides an interface to its search engine that
      makes it easy to find mail messages in any of your multitude of
      folders. 
  
![[Sug]](yel-ball.gif) netscape-remote. netscape-remote.
- A Tcl extension that provides efficient interaction with netscape.  Look for this
  in the misc subdirectory of the exmh distribution.
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) Procmail Procmail
- The procmail facility is a general mail handler that can sort
      mail into folders as it arrives. Exmh can work with any mail
      filtering program. This is different than the filtering
      mechanism built into MH. Here are some other mirror sites: Ohio
      State, PSG, UC Santa Barbara, Germany.
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) uudeview uudeview
- This is a viewer for binhex, base64, uuencode and xxencode
      files. 
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) ifile intelligent mail
      filter ifile intelligent mail
      filter
- Intelligent message refiling. This uses a text-based learning
      algorithm to learn user preferences for which messages should go
      in which folders. Here is the latest README.
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) Img Img
- A package that adds additional image types to the Tk photo widget,
      allowing automatic in-line display of additional image/* MIME types.
      Please see the
      Tkimg SourceForgeProject for the latest software release.
      
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) Par Par
- A very sophisticated quoting engine.  The cite.pl script uses
      this. Find cite.pl in the misc/ directory of the exmh distribution.
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) Mimep Mimep
- A printing package for MIME messages.
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) openldap openldap
- Commands for accesing LDAP servers.
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) Antiword Antiword
- A tool that is used for inline display of MsWord documents.
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) SpamAssassin SpamAssassin
- A popular spam-filtering package.  Exmh is able to invoke
      the "sa-learn" program to train the Bayesian classifier used
      by SpamAssassin, so it produces better results.
  
![[Sug]](blu-ball.gif) Laola Laola
- Another tool that can be used for inline display of MSWord 
      documents. The Antiword package is however known to produce 
      "better" results.
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