MMFClean command line options

usage: MMFCLEAN [<options>]
options:
        /P:[password]       Admin password
        /N:[username]       Admin username
        /D:[drive]          Postoffice path
        /A:[days]           Mail Age
        /G:[msgsize]        All messgaes greater than
        /O:[1-5,R]          Mail priority less than or equal to
        /S:[mmfsize]        Users with mmf size greater than
        /R                  Only read mail
        /U                  Both read and unread mail
        /F                  Search All folders
        /I                  Search inbox, sent mail, wastebasket only
        /W                  Search sent mail and wastebasket only
        /L:[logfilename]    Log file
        /J                  Log users - don't compress
        /B                  Batch mode - run immediately and exit after
        /K                  sKip bad MMFs when processing
        /H                  Copy files to local drive for processing.
                            Use of this switch without /T or a
                            corresponding .INI file entry file causes
                            MMFCLEAN to default to the Windows directory.
        /T:[path]           Local path to which MMF files should be
                            copied for processing (/H switch); use of
                            this switch implies /H.

If you plan to run mmfclean from a windows DOS prompt, you will need the
WX.EXE and WXSRVR.EXE utilities. Additionally, the VMB.386 file should
be listed in the [386Enh] section of your SYSTEM.INI file. 

[386enh]
Device=vmb.386

WXSRVR.EXE is a windows application which should be run from the file 
manager or program manager. WX.EXE is a dos application which is run
from the MS-DOS Prompt.

usage: WX [<options>] <program> [<arguments> ...]
options:
        /A              Execute program asynchronously.
        /H[ELP]         Call QuickHelp.
        /N[OLOGO]       Suppress copyright message.
        /W              Assume VM is Windowed.
        /?              Display summary help.

example:
        WX /W MMFCLEAN.EXE /A:20 /N:admin /P:password /U /B
