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>         Anyone try to use the mail window of the new netscape? It searches
> for the mail spool directory in /usr/spool/mail. Any ideas on how we
> can get get around this?

Naturally, you could fix it if you had the source.

Since that's not an option, best thing I can think of is a symbolic
link pointing at /var/mail.