TabMail is a mail user agent (MUA) for sending, receiving and managing your email messages. It's small and fast, conforms Internet Standards and supports Unicode characters.
Some other properties:
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After installation you should configure TabMail. Choose Preferences>General and enter some information:
A good way to test installation is sending message to yourself. Choose Message>New and in To header line, type your email address. Then fill subject and body also.
If you are online choose File>Send from Composer window menu to send your first message. Look at the status bar for progresses of sending process. If send fails, check your Internet connection and SMTP server address.
To finish the test choose File>Check Mail. Look at the status bar for progresses of receiving process also. When receiving finished, you should see your message in the Inbox.
If receiving fail, check your account parameters (POP3 server address, login name and password). If all is OK but no message download, you probably sent to wrong address.
Messages resides in mailboxes. There are some predefined (or system) mailboxes: Inbox, Sent, Outbox, Drafts and Trash (you can create others).
You can't delete or change properties of system mailbox and create child mailbox inside system mailbox.
The purpose of system mailboxes is:
| Inbox | For incoming messages |
| Sent | Sent message is copied here if "Copy to Sent mailbox" option is checked at Mail Server tab |
| Outbox | Queue mailbox where messages waiting for sending |
| Drafts | Repository for unfinished messages |
| Trash | The last station before "black hole" |
You can move messages between mailboxes by drag and drop (Move command works too). Some transfers are prohibited however.
Address book is database of persons and mail lists (group of persons). Database presents as a tree, where the node represents one person or mail list. Node represents mail list usually has children, which represents members. A member can be a mail list (mail lists can be nested).
If you want to create new item choose: File>New Person or File>New Mail List.
Each item must have a nickname - unique identifier. For persons email address is mandatory. Items can be added to mail lists by drag and drop or by File>Add Item To command. It's possible to import items from another database in vCard (*.vcf) file format.
Composing e-mail message is similar to writing a traditional p-mail message. You must put recipient's address at envelope, write header and message body and sometimes include attachment(s).
There are some types of addresses (individually selected for every header line in Header menu):
| To | Primary recipients of your message |
| Cc | Carbon copy, for secondary recipients |
| Bcc | Blind carbon copy, for secondary recipients (not visible to other recipients) |
| Reply-To | Email address where you want receive reply |
There are must be at least one To, Cc or Bcc header line in your message. To address a message you can:
There are two types of attachments - files (documents) and messages. You can easy attach both of them using menu commands: Attachment>Attach file and Attachment>Attach message.
For files you can use clipboard or drag and drop.
You should include short information in subject field. This help recipients recognize message without see the body.
You type message body in simple text editor. You can type text in several languages, switch between them choosing the keyboard layout in System Tray.
If you defined signature(s) - you can paste it by Edit>Paste Signature command. The default signature (if any) is automatically included.
Replying and forwarding is similar to composing message. When replying you start with To field containing sender address, the subject is copy from original message preceding with Re: prefix. Message body contains the original message preceding with line:
---- Original message from: <sender address> ----
At the beginning of each paragraph '> ' is inserted. (To change this default behavior use Preferences>Messages).
The attachments of original message not copied. Forwarding set entire original message as attachment, prefix Subject with Fwd: and put all in square brackets.
Every message can be uses as template. If you choose Message>Open as Template the copy of original message was open in Composer window.
Messages in queue can be queued or unqueued. To change state choose Message>Mark Queued or Message>Mark Unqueued. You can send unqueued messages only.
There is some ways to send message:
Receiving messages is simpler than sending because it's only one way to do it: File>Check Mail. You check all active POP3 accounts. Received messages are placed into Inbox.
Message thread appears when you send a message to someone and next receive reply and next reply to reply and so on. Discussion may be the other name of thread.
TabMail have some commands for walking through message thread:
These commands are locating in View menu. In some circumstances Thread List locating in Message menu is more useful.
If you want working with threads the option Copy message to Sent mailbox should be checked.
To configure TabMail for PGP enter some information at Preferences>General>PGP tab (PGP tab and PGP dependence menu commands are invisible if PGP is not installed).
If you disable Use PGP/MIME message format option - attachments don't automatically encrypted and language specific information in message may be lost.
You can send encrypted message if recipient's public key is in your PGP public key ring. TabMail search for that key based on email address or PGP Ident field from Address Book.
If Automatically decrypt messages option is enabled you need do nothing special to read encrypted messages. Otherwise (or if some information didn't available when message is received) you should use Decrypt or View Decrypted command.
In Composer use Edit>Paste Public Key.
When you receive public key from other parties use Message>Import PGP Key to add key to your public key ring.
DISCLAIMER: Implementation based on assumption that
your computer is secure.
Main window is the place where you spent most time working with TabMail. It contains:
| Menu | |
| Tool Bar | Check Mail | Send Queue | First Unread Message | Previous in Thread | Next in Thread | Search Messages | New Message | Reply | Forward | Send Message | Address Book |
| Left Panel | Display mailbox tree and address list |
| Message List panel | Display messages in current selected mailbox |
| Message View panel | Display current selected message content |
| Status Bar | Display information about mailbox, message, attachments, progress of sending and receiving |
| Check Mail [Ctrl+M] | Check your active POP3 accounts |
| Stop Receiving | Stop receiving messages - maybe not immediately |
| Send Queue [Ctrl+Q] | Send all unqueued messages |
| Stop Sending | Stop sending messages - maybe not immediately |
| Save Message | Save message in text file |
| Print Message [Ctrl+P] | Print message |
| Empty Trash | Delete all messages from Trash mailbox. It's unrecoverable operation. |
| Exit | Closes TabMail |
| Copy [Ctrl+C] | Copy selected message body text to clipboard |
| Copy Link | Copy link under caret to clipboard |
| Find [Ctrl+F] | Find text in message body |
| Find Again [F3] | Find next occurrence |
| Search Messages [Ctrl+F3] | Open Search Messages dialog |
| Select All [Ctrl+A] | Select entire message body text or all messages in active mailbox |
| Open Link | Open link under caret |
| Hide/Show Left Panel | Hides if visible or show if invisible left panel (containing mailbox tree and address list) |
| Hide/Show Address List | Hides if visible or show if invisible address list |
| Expand Mailbox Tree | Show full structure of mailbox tree |
| Collapse Mailbox Tree | Show only top mailboxes but the current mailbox |
Next menu items allow you to walking through message list non-sequentially:
| New | Create new child mailbox - not available for some system mailboxes |
| New Top Mailbox | Create new top mailbox |
| Move | Move mailbox to another location - not available for system mailboxes. Drag and drop mailboxes do the same |
| Import Messages | Import messages from other email clients. |
| Delete | Delete mailbox - not available for system mailboxes |
| Rescan | Use this command when mailbox is corrupted |
| Properties | View or edit mailbox properties |
| New [Ctrl+N] | Open empty Composer window |
| Open [Ctrl+O] | |
| Open as Template [Ctrl+T] | Open Composer with information from selected message - see Message Templates |
| Reply [Ctrl+R] | Open Composer to reply for selected message - see Replying and Forwarding |
| Reply to Sender | Reply to sender only |
| Forward [Ctrl+L] | Open Composer to forward selected message - see Replying and Forwarding |
| Send [Ctrl+E] | Send selected messages from Draft mailbox |
| Send to Queue | Move selected messages from Draft to Outbox and mark queued |
| Mark Queued | Message marked as queued cannot be send |
| Mark Unqueued | Enables message to send |
| Decrypt | Decrypt message in PGP/MIME format (decryption is permanent) |
| Import PGP Key | Import PGP key from message body to PGP key ring |
| View Decrypted | Decrypt and show message |
| View Source | Show raw message data |
| Move | Move selected messages from active to chosen mailbox. Some transfers are prohibited as from Draft to Outbox or from Outbox to elsewhere. You can drag and drop messages to mailboxes in Mailbox Tree panel or page tab |
| Delete [Ctrl+Del] | Move selected messages to Trash or deletes it permanently (if Trash is active mailbox) |
| Open Attachment | Open selected attachments in associated applications. |
| Save Attachment | Save selected attachments as files/documents |
| Thread List | Quick way to work with message thread. You see messages in thread as menu items |
| General | Open General Preferences dialog |
| Messages | Open Message Preferences dialog |
| Attachments | Open Attachment Preferences dialog |
| Signatures | Open Signatures dialog |
| Address Book [Ctrl+B] | Open Address Book window |
| First name | Your email address visible for others is in form: FirstName LastName <username@domain> |
| Last name | Your last name (see above) |
| Email address | Your email address in form: username@domain |
| Reply-to address | Address where you want receive replies - enter if differ from email address |
| Organization | Your organization name - automatically included in message header |
At this tab you maintain list of all available SMTP servers. Server is active if checked. When sending, TabMail choose first active server. If connection fails then select next active server and so on. The sequence is randomised when you check Choose servers in random sequence.
For each server you can specify following parameters:
| Outgoing mail (SMTP) server | Address of SMTP server. You can specify the port too (e.g. your.smtp.server:4444). |
| SMTP server user name | Your username (login name) - if your server need authentication. |
| Use SSL | Use SSL connection. |
| SMTP server password | Your password. |
| Send message as | Enter if server needs specific email address. |
This tab includes information of all your POP3 accounts. You can add new account to the list or remove existing account. Account is active if checked. Unchecked account is skipped when you choose File>Check Mail command. For each account you should specify following parameters:
| Incoming mail (POP3) server | Address of POP3 server manages your account. You can specify the port too (e.g. your.pop3.server:995). |
| Use SSL connection | Check if your server allow SSL connections |
| Leave messages on server | If not checked messages are deleted from server after download |
| POP3 server user name | Your username (login name) |
| POP3 server password | Your password |
| Use APOP authentication | More secure authentication. Check if POP3 server support this option |
This tab is available if PGP is installed on your computer.
| Private keyring file | Full path for PGP private key ring file |
| Public keyring file | Full path for PGP public key ring file |
| PGP key identification | Your PGP key identification - usually your email address (this email address may be different from address specify at Identify tab) |
| Passphrase | Passphrase for your private key |
| Automatically decrypt messages | If all above information is correct and this option is checked, messages will be decrypted without your intervention |
| Encrypt messages by default | Check this option if you want to send only encrypted messages |
You can diagnose protocol, connection or filter errors using trace. Download DebugView from http://www.sysinternals.com first, then run it. Select one or more checkboxes at Trace Tab. TabMail trace messages should appear in DebugView window.
| Check POP3 accounts every | If you have permanent connection it's easy way to automatically check for new email. Simply specify how often TabMail should check all active accounts. |
| Ignore connection errors | If not checked - automatically account(s) checking no longer enabled after connection errors |
| Minimize TabMail to tray | If checked TabMail minimizes to tray (instead of task bar) |
| Protect TabMail by password | If checked TabMail needs password on start |
| Screen Fonts | Choose message display font |
| Printer Fonts | Choose font for message printing |
| Copy message to Sent mailbox | Message copy is added to Sent mailbox when message is sent |
| Bcc: to Your email address | Blind carbon copy of every outgoing message is send to your email address |
| Bcc: to other address | Same as above but send to specified address |
| Include original message in reply | The original message is copied to Composer window |
| Quote original message | The '> ' is added before every paragraph in original message. |
| Use reply divider | If checked - divider with specified text is added before original message. |
Input and output filters specified destination mailbox for incoming and sending messages (respectively). Filters applying sequentially and the first successfull filter wins. When there is no winner the default mailbox is choosen.
Destination mailbox is determined by Sender, Recipient and/or Subject.
| Send to queue mark message as queued | Check this for compatibility with previous versions |
| Skip messages larger than... | TabMail downloads messages not exceeded specified limit (Skipped messages don't deleted from server) |
| Save message automatically every... | Auto save messages edited in Composer |
| Show HTML messages as plain text | If checked HTML message is automatically convert to plain text and displayed (otherwise treats as attachment) |
| Automatically compress attachments | Compress attachments if total size exceeded specified limit. Standard gzip deflate algorithm is used (see RFC1951). Attachments are tar'ed before compression (if there are more than one). |
| If not compress create .tar archive | Create tar archive with attachments. |
| Extension for .tar.gz | Choose extension for archive |
| Level | Choose compression level |
| Exclude file types | Compress some file types does nothing (e.g. compress already compressed file). You can edit the list (of such file types) to avoid unnecessary operations. |
| Warn when open | Some attachments are dangerous. To prevent accidentally open, you be warned when try to open attachment with given extensions. |
| Warn when save | Same as previous - but when you try to save attachment. |
This tab is available if any supported anti-virus scanner is installed on your computer. For list of supported scanners see: http://dlg.krakow.pl/tabmail/
| Scan attachments for viruses | Enabled virus scan. |
| Use scanner | Choose scanner from drop down list. |
| Alert message when virus found | You can override default message. |
| Move infected message to Trash | Incoming infected message is moving to Trash. |
| Drop infected message | Infected message is destroyed. |
| Drop message | Content when original message is dropped. |
Signatures dialog manages your signature list. Signature is some text that can be pasted in message body in Composer window.
Default item automatically included in message body when you create new message, reply or forward. Other items can be pasted by Composer Edit>Paste Signature command.
To find a message you should specify some conditions based on location, email addresses subject and date. Results (if any) may be sorted by mailbox, subject, address or date.
Specify mailbox (with or without child) or simply all mailboxes to search. Match all option means that all conditions must be satisfied, match any - at least one.
Specify sender and /or recipient addresses. If you want to more precisely locate messages for addresses in Address Book, check "Expand Names and Nicknames" option.
Specify text that subject should contain. Options meaning are the same as in the standard Find/Replace dialog.
Specify first and last date or check "include all Messages" option.
Message list contains messages that satisfy conditions. List can be sorted by mailbox, subject, address, and date clicking the appropriate header. Click the same header again make list unsorted.
You can Open, Open as Template, Reply, Forward, Move and Delete selected messages by invoking popup menu. These commands works as commands in Main Window>Message menu. New command: Show, makes selected message current in Main Window.
Address Book window contains:
| Menu | |
| Tool Bar | |
| Items Tree panel | Display all items in Address Book |
| Item Details panel | Display selected item details |
| New Message [Ctrl+N] | Open Composer window with selected item as To: recipient |
| Save | Save Address Book content |
| Import | Import address database if vCard (*.vcf) format |
| New Person | Create new person item |
| New Mail List | Create new mail list item |
| Add Item To | Add selected item to mail list. Another way to do this is drag and drop item in Items Tree panel |
| Delete Item | Item can be deleted if not a member of any mail list |
| Close | Close Address Book |
Menu Edit contains standard commands for text editing:
The next two commands work slightly differently:
| Expand All Items | Expand all mail lists to show members |
| Collapse All Items | Hide members of mail lists |
| Sort by Nick | Sort list by nick |
| Sort by Name | Sort list by name |
Composer window contains:
| Menu | File | Edit | View | Header | Attachment |
| Tool Bar | Save Message | Print Message | Attach File | Attach Message | Select Addresses | Send Message | Sending Options | Compress Message | Encrypt Message |
| Headers panel | Has three overlapped parts: Headers for mail headers, Files for attached files and Messages for attached messages |
| Subject panel | To type message subject |
| Message body panel | To edit message body |
| Status bar | Display caret position, modified indicator and keyboard status: insert/overwrite |
| Send [Ctrl+E] | Send message immediately |
| Send to Queue | Place message in Outbox and mark queued |
| Sending options | Open dialog with sending options |
| Save as Draft [Ctrl+S] | Save message in Draft mailbox |
| Save Message | Save message in text file |
| Print Message [Ctrl+P] | Print message |
| Close | Close Composer window |
Menu Edit contains standard commands for text editing:
And new command for paste signatures and your public key:
| Headers | Make visible Headers page tab |
| Files | Make visible attach Files page tab |
| Messages | Make visible attach Messages page tab |
| Main Window [Ctrl+W] | Switch focus to Main window |
The following commands change the header type of selected line
| To | Primary recipients of your message |
| Cc | Carbon copy, for secondary recipients |
| Bcc | Blind carbon copy, for secondary recipients - not visible to the other recipients |
| Reply-To | Email address where you want receive reply |
If you plan to add many recipients the Select Address command is the easiest way to do it.
| Open Attachment | Open with associated application if attachment is a file/document; otherwise open attached message in Message Viewer window |
| Attach file | Open standard dialog to select files |
| Attach message | Open dialog to select messages |
Sending Options dialog allows you set sending options for each message individually.
| Compress message | Compress attachments |
| Encrypt message | |
| Failure notification | Tell SMTP server to send delivery failure notification message. |
| Delay notification | Tell SMTP server to send delivery delay notification message. |
| Success notification | Tell SMTP server to send delivery success notification message. |
| Return headers only | If checked the delivery notification message should contains headers only. |
Select Address dialog allows you fill mail headers without typing, for recipients from Address Book.
The left panel displays list off all defined items in Address Book sorted by Nickname of Full name (to change use popup menu). At the right side there are four panels for four types mail headers.
To add one ore more items to particular header select them and then click Add button.
Message Viewer is useful if you want display more than one message simultaneously. It contains:
| Menu | File | Edit | View | Message | Attachment |
| Toolbar | Save Message | Print Message | Previous Message | Next Message | First Unread Message | Last Unread Message | Previous Message in Thread | Next Message in Thread | Reply | Forward | Open Attachment |
| Message body panel | Display all message bodies |
| Attached files panel | Display list of attached files (if any) |
| Status bar | Display caret position and information about attached file |
| Save Message | Save message in text file |
| Print Message [Ctrl+P] | Print message |
| Close | Close Message Viewer window |
Menu Edit contains subset of standard commands for text editing:
| Save Message | Save message in text file |
| Copy [Ctrl+C] | Copy selected message body text to clipboard |
| Copy Link | Copy link under caret to clipboard |
| Find [Ctrl+F] | Find text in message body |
| Find Again [F3] | Find next occurrence |
| Select All [Ctrl+A] | Select entire message body text or all messages in active mailbox |
Menu Edit contains subset of standard commands for text editing:
| Open Link | Open link under caret |
Following menu items allow you to walking through message list in many ways:
The last command switch focus to Main Window:
| New [Ctrl+N] | Open empty Composer window |
| Open [Ctrl+O] | |
| Open as Template [Ctrl+T] | Open Composer with information from selected message - see Message Templates |
| Reply [Ctrl+R] | Open Composer to reply for selected message - see Replying and Forwarding |
| Reply to Sender | Reply to sender only |
| Forward [Ctrl+L] | Open Composer to forward selected message -see Replying and Forwarding |
| Decrypt | Decrypt message in PGP/MIME format (decryption is permanent) |
| Import PGP Key | Import PGP key from message body to PGP key ring |
| View Decrypted | Decrypt and show message |
| View Source | Show raw message data |
| Thread List | Quick way to work with message thread. You see messages in thread as menu items |
| Open Attachment | Open selected attachments in associated applications. If associated application not defined - same as Save Attachment |
| Save Attachment | Save selected attachments as files/documents |
| Ctrl+A | Select all |
| Ctrl+B | Open Address Book |
| Ctrl+C | Copy to clipboard |
| Ctrl+D | Previous message in thread |
| Ctrl+E | Send message |
| Ctrl+F | Find |
| Ctrl+G | Next message in thread |
| Ctrl+H | Find and replace |
| Ctrl+I | Previous message |
| Ctrl+K | Next message |
| Ctrl+L | Forward |
| Ctrl+M | Check Mail |
| Ctrl+N | New Message |
| Ctrl+O | Open Message |
| Ctrl+P | Print Message |
| Ctrl+Q | Send Queue |
| Ctrl+R | Reply |
| Ctrl+S | Save message as draft |
| Ctrl+T | Open message as template |
| Ctrl+U | First unread message |
| Ctrl+V | Paste from clipboard |
| Ctrl+W | Switch to main window |
| Ctrl+X | Cut |
| F1 | Context help |
| F3 | Find again |
| Ctrl+F3 | Search message |
| Del | Delete something |
| Alt+BkSp | Undo |
| RFC821 | J. B. Postel: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, August 1982 |
| RFC822 | D. H. Crocker: Standard for the Format of ARPA Internet Text Messages, August 1982 |
| RFC1123 | R. Braden: Requirements for Internet Hosts - Application and Support, October 1989 |
| RFC1321 | R. Rivest: The MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm, April 1992 |
| RFC1734 | J. Myers: POP3 AUTHentication command, December 1994 |
| RFC1738 | T. Berners-Lee, L. Masinter, M. McCahill: Uniform Resource Locators (URL), December 1994 |
| RFC1869 | J. Klensin, N. Freed, M. Rose, E. Stefferud, D. Crocker: SMTP Service Extensions, November 1995 |
| RFC1891 | K. Moore: SMTP Service Extension for Delivery Status Notifications, January 1996 |
| RFC1939 | J. Myers, M. Rose: Post Office Protocol - Version 3, May 1966 |
| RFC1951 | P. Deutsch: DEFLATE Compressed Data Format Specification -- Version 1.3, May 1996 |
| RFC1952 | P. Deutsch: GZIP file format specification -- Version 4.3, May 1996 |
| RFC1957 | R. Nelson: Some Observations on Implementations of Post Office Protocol (POP3), June 1996 |
| RFC2015 | M. Elkins: MIME Security with Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), October 1996 |
| RFC2045 | N. Freed, N. Borenstein: Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part One: Format of Internet Message Bodies, November 1966 |
| RFC2046 | N. Freed, N. Borenstein: Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part Two: Media Types, November 1966 |
| RFC2047 | K. Moore: Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part Three: Message Header Extensions for Non-ASCII Text, November 1966 |
| RFC2048 | N. Freed, J. Klensin, J. B. Postel: Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part Four: MIME Registration Procedures, November 1966 |
| RFC2049 | N. Freed, N. Borenstein: Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part Five: Conformance Criteria and Examples, November 1966 |
| RFC2104 | H. Krawczyk, M. Bellare, R. Canetti: HMAC: Keyed-Hashing for Message Authentication, February 1997 |
| RFC2152 | M. Davis, D. Goldsmith: UTF-7, a Mail-Save Transformation Format of Unicode, May 1997 |
| RFC2183 | S. Dorner, K. Moore, R. Troost: Communicating Presentation Information in Internet Messages: The Content-Disposition Header Field, August 1997 |
| RFC2195 | J. Klensin, R. Catoe, P. Krumviede: IMAP/POP AUTHorize Extension for Simple Challenge/Response, September 1997 |
| RFC2222 | J. Myers: Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL), October 1997 |
| RFC2231 | N. Freed, K. Moore: MIME Parameter Value and Encoded Word Extensions: Character Sets, Languages, and Continuations, November 1997 |
| RFC2277 | H. Alvestrand: IETF Policy on Character Sets and Languages, January 1998 |
| RFC2279 | F. Yergeau: UTF-8, transformations format of Unicode and ISO 10646, January 1998 |
| RFC2368 | P. Hoffman, L. Masinter, J. Zawinski: The mailto URL scheme, July 1998 |
| RFC2425 | F. Dawson, T. Howes, M. Smith: A MIME Content-Type for Directory Information, September 1998 |
| RFC2426 | F. Dawson, T. Howes: vCard MIME Directory Profile, September 1998 |
| RFC2449 | R. Gellens, C. Newman, L. Lundblade: POP3 Extension Mechanism, November 1998 |
| RFC2476 | R. Gellens, J. Klensin: Message Submission, December 1998 |
| RFC2554 | J. Myers: SMTP Service Extension for Authentication, March 1999 |
| RFC2595 | C. Newman: Using TLS with IMAP, POP3 and ACAP, June 1999 |
| RFC2646 | R. Gellens: The Text/Plain Format Parameter, August 1999 |
| RFC2821 | J. Klensin: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, April 2001 |
| RFC3030 | G. Vaudreuil: SMTP Service Extensions for Transmission of Large and Binary MIME Messages, December 2001 |
| RFC3207 | P. Hoffman: SMTP Service Extension for Secure SMTP over Transport Layer Security, February 2002 |
| RFC3447 | J. Jonsson, B. Kaliski: Public-Key Cryptography Standards (PKCS) #1: RSA Cryptography, Specifications Version 2.1, February 2003 |
TabMail Copyright (C) 1999-2003 by DLG.
All rights reserved.
This is shareware not free software. You are licensed to use this software for evaluation purposes without charge for a 30 days. You can distribute exact copies of evaluation version of TabMail to anyone without charge. If you want to use this software after evaluation period you should register. A registration fee is $19 ($10 for upgrade). For more information see Ordering Info.
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