YAM 2.0p4 had 'Smart Re:' feature which, instead of just adding Re: in front
of subject when replying to message, was adding Re[xx]: , where xx was actual
number of message in the thread. This was very simple, yet very nice, usable
and unique feature. However, in versions after p4, this feature became lost.

Though I agree with author of YAM that programs shouldn't support nonstandard
solutions, I think that if someone wants to use something which is not
standard, he should. Perhaps it will become a standard if enough people are
using it?

And so I made this Arexx script which acts just like old 'Smart Re:'.

HISTORY:

1.0 -- Initial release

1.1 +- Unreleased
    `- Bugfix: subjects which start with RE: are now handled correctly

1.2 +- Second Aminet release
    `- Bugfix: incorrect behaviour when writing a new message is minimised,
       see BUGS.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                  680    1233  55.2% -lh5- 06f3 Jan 22  1999 Re_xx.info
[generic]                 1607    3021  53.2% -lh5- 80ad Feb 20  1999 Re_xx/Re_xx.doc
[generic]                 1352    1915  70.6% -lh5- 89da Feb 13  1999 Re_xx/Re_xx.doc.info
[generic]                  479     836  57.3% -lh5- 7d1a Feb 20  1999 Re_xx/Re_xx.yam
[generic]                  589    1038  56.7% -lh5- ea99 Feb 20  1999 Re_xx/Re_xx.readme
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 Total         5 files    4707    8043  58.5%            Feb 20  1999