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  <subject>How to compose an eNote</subject>
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      <From>
        <recipient href="dond@us.ibm.com">Don Day</recipient>
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      <To>
        <recipient href="ehennum@us.ibm.com">Erik Hennum</recipient>
        <recipient href="john_hunt@us.ibm.com">John Hunt</recipient>
      </To>
      <Cc>
        <recipient href="dschell@us.ibm.com">Dave A Schell</recipient>
      </Cc>
      <Bcc>
        <recipient href="dschell@us.ibm.com">Dave A Schell</recipient>
      </Bcc>
    <Date>2004-03-24</Date><delivery><Importance value="high"/><ReturnReceipt state="yes"/></delivery><references><InReplyTo href="OF910137D5.CFA24150-ON87256E60.0062F17A-88256E60.00639864@LocalDomain"/></references></noteheader>
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      <p>To compose an eNote, you perform the following actions:</p>
    <ul><li>Address the the eNote to recipients.</li><li>Set the delivery options.</li><li>Add any attachments.</li><li>Send the note.</li></ul><p>This demonstrates a mix of record-oriented data fields and discourse-oriented document content, by the way.</p></notebody>
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