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    		header rewriting

    1	Examples of header manipulation
    1.1	rewrite subject
    1.2	copy header fields
    1.3	enforce the value for a header field
    1.4	remove a header field
    1.5	pass through a field
    1.6	set up the value for command reply message
    1.8	order of header fields
    2	other topics
    2.1	filtering by header

    3	Examples
    3.1	Reply-To: in a message from portable phone is invalid?
    3.2	hack subject of welcome message to be in Japanese
    3.3	hack subject of confirmation message
    3.4	Preserve Received: field in distribution articles
    3.5	Date: Type ($DATE_TYPE)
    3.6	Customizing Header Fields Of The Command Status Report Mail
    3.7	Configure Reply-To: of a command mail reply
    3.8	Subject Tags
    3.9	Cut off [Elena:ID] form strings in a subject
    3.10	Change the digit of the number of a subject tag
    3.11	No padding of a subject tag e.g. [Elena:00001]
    3.12	Pass the original Message-Id through
    3.13	Original Message-ID for your mailing list
    3.14	Star Trek Stardate: field
    3.15	One ML has plural addresses for posting
    3.16	Configure X-ML-Info:
    3.17	To: rewriting
    3.18	Against NIFTYSERVE.OR.JP (obsolete)
    3.19	Append Errors-To:
    3.21	Set Reply-To: be From: adress + $MAIL_LIST
    3.22	Set Reply-To: be From: adress + $MAIL_LIST (2)

    4	Internals
    4.1	Configure Header Fields

    5	Customize Fields of the Mail Header

    5.1	Enforce the content for a header field
    5.2	Enforce the value of a field to one of the in-coming mail header
    5.3	Add or Remove @HdrFieldsOrder entries
    5.4	COPY_FIELD

    Appendix A	Examles
    Appendix A.1	Example: set up Reply-To if required when Reply-To == $MAIL_LIST

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