BJ> SquishMail can be started with any of the following commands:

 BJ>    SQUISH [IN] [OUT] [SQUASH] [LINK] [switches...]

 BJ>        Any or all of the above options may be specified on one
 BJ> command-line.
 BJ>        `IN' instructs Squish to toss (import) messages.  `OUT'
 BJ> instructs
 BJ>        Squish to scan (export) messages.  `SQUASH' instructs
 BJ> Squish to
 BJ>        pack/mash messages in the netmail area.  `LINK'
 BJ> instructs Squish to
 BJ>        relink reply chains.  Specifying `IN' and `OUT'
 BJ> together turns on
 BJ>        Squish's one-pass mode.

 BJ>    SQUISH RESCAN                - Rescan area
 BJ> to node
 BJ>    SQUISH SEND  [TO]  [flavour]     - Attach file
 BJ> to node
 BJ>    SQUISH GET  [FROM]  [flavour]    - Request file
 BJ> from node
 BJ>    SQUISH UPDATE  [FROM]  [flavour] - Upd. request
 BJ> file from node
 BJ>    SQUISH POLL  [flavour]                 - Poll node

I just checked the SQUISH.PRN file and it depends upon whether you are
using BINKLEYTERM or FRODO.  I'm using FRODO so that's what makes the
difference I suppose.  In my system it takes the mail packets and
compresses them and deposits the carrier messages in the netmail area.  But
it doesn't compress your NETMAIL unless you tell it to.

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