				   
			  Emacs MH Interface
		      Contributed by Tim Redmond
		     Trusted Information Systems
				   
	     THIS HAS NOT YET BEEN CONVERTED TO TIS/PEM 7

In this directory is a "pem.el" file.  To use the file include in your
".emacs" file the following two lines:

	(load-file "EMACS-SRC/emacs/lisp/mh-e.elc")
	(load-file "LOCAL/pem.el")

	SRC should be replaced with the rooted pathname of your emacs
	source tree.  It may also be possible, depending on your local
	emacs configuration, to put the following in your ".emacs" file:

		(load "mh-e.elc")

	LOCAL should be replaced according to where you place the
	"pem.el".  You may wish to consider "compiling" the "pem.el"
	file.

These lines can be followed with lines settings some flags.  Those lines
will have the form

        (setq flagname t)       

to turn the flag on and 

        (setq flagname nil)

to turn the flag off.  The flags are:

        pem-default-integrity
        pem-default-confidentiality
        pem-auto-incorporate

'pem-default-integrity' defines the default as to whether the
integrity enhancements are on.  This flag defaults to 'on'.

'pem-default-confidentiality' defines the default as to whether the
confidentiality enhancements are on.  This flag defaults to 'off'.

The 'pem-auto-incorporate' flag defines the behavior of emacs after
the rcc command is executed.  The default is that when the rcc process
finishes, emacs will rescan the inbox.  The problem with this default
is that it occurs asynchronously with the user's interaction with
emacs.  Thus the user may be in the middle of an operation when the
'auto-incorporation' occurs.  This behavior can be turned off by
turning this flag off.


NOTES:

The auto-incorporation needs improvement.  First of all,
there should be more settings for the default behavior.  For example,
getting a mode that works asynchronously but is not disruptive might
be a good thing (for those using pemlogin).  Also, it currently uses
the full refresh of the inbox.

Sometimes a non-optimal set of windows gets put up.
