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1 Examples of header manipulation

    1.1	rewrite subject

    	MENU -> HEADER_CONFIG -> SUBJECT_TAG_TYPE
    	MENU -> HEADER_CONFIG -> SUBJECT_TAG_FIGURE

    1.2	copy header fields

    	&COPY_FIELD(src, dst);

    	&COPY_FIELD('Sender', 'X-Sender');

    1.3	enforce the value for a header field

    	&DEFINE_FIELD_FORCED(fieldname, value);
      For example:

    	&DEFINE_FIELD_FORCED("reply-to", "$From_address, $MAIL_LIST");

    1.4	remove a header field

    	&DELETE_FIELD(fieldname);
       For example:

    	&DELETE_FIELD('X-Uja');

    1.5	pass through a field

    	&DEFINE_FIELD_ORIGINAL(fieldname);
       For example:

    	&DEFINE_FIELD_ORIGINAL('reply-to');

    1.6	set up the value for command reply message

    	&DEFINE_FIELD_OF_REPORT_MAIL(fieldname, value);

    	&DEFINE_FIELD_OF_REPORT_MAIL('Reply-To', "Your Reply-To Address");

. pass through the whole header (by default) . pass through the whole header (by default) $PASS_ALL_FIELDS_IN_HEADER = 1; 1.8 order of header fields

    @HdrFieldsOrder defines the order of header fields.

    2	other topics

    2.1	filtering by header

       &DEFINE_FIELD_PAT_TO_REJECT('subject', '/FREE|SEX|ADULT|XXX/');

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