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From: Ernest Hua <hua@chromatic.com>
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Subject: Bug Report: /usr/bin/mail still sends mail after ^C at Cc:
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The subject says it all; if I hit ^C at Cc:, the program still
sends the mail message anyway.  I actually do not know if this
is "designed" behavior, but I know it is not what I want, and
it is unlikely to be the desired behavior.

Ern