.SH NAME
chpobox \- change address at which user receives mail
.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B chpobox
-[
-.B username
-]
-
-or
-
-.B chpobox
-[ \-s
-.B address
-] [ \-p ] [ -u
-.B username
-]
-
+.TP 8
+chpobox [ username ]
+.TP 8
+chpobox [ \-s address | \-S address | \-p ] [ \-u username ]
.SH DESCRIPTION
Your post office box is what determines where you will receive
-mail. It can be of two types:
-.I POP,
-which is what you have by default, or
-.I SMTP
-which allows you to specify an alternate address for your mail.
+mail. It can be of several types:
+.I POP, IMAP, SMTP, SPLIT
+or
+.IR NONE .
In the first use of this command, the post office box of the
user whose name corresponds to the single argument
.nf
.nj
-chpobox -s name@host.
+chpobox -s name@host
.fi
+To split mail between your local post office box and a remote address,
+use the
+.B -S
+option.
+
To restore your post office box to its original Athena default,
use the
.B -p
-flag. This will set your mailbox to the last post office server
+flag. This will set your mailbox to the last POP or IMAP server
it was using.
.PP
.B -p
or
.B -s
+or
+.B -S
may be used at a time.
Note that the actual change will not take place on the mail hub