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Z (same as SUSPEND) - suspend MM Usage: Z or: control-z The Z or SUSPEND command leaves MM and suspends the process. This is the only way to leave MM directly from READ MODE. Z does not rewrite the mail file first if there were only minor changes. Continue the process later by typing either "fg", if MM was the last process you suspended, or "mm", which, in our standard environment, means "fg -s /usr/local/bin/mm" (see /etc/kshenv1). Example: Read>z [1] + Stopped (signal) /usr/local/bin/mm $ fg #or "mm" /usr/local/bin/mm Read> For more help type "help" and one of these topics: suspend basic push shell top-level-mode quit