"MIME & Mail" provides a pretty large number of commands. The following is a quick summary.

Important note on commands
In order to be properly executed, all the following commands need the MMAIL library (or its clone library) be in the job library list.

1.	"Setup" commands
2.	"MIME file" commands
3.	Miscellaneous commands

• ALWMDTBC
  This command, with command WRKMDTBC allows to automatically send blank copies of any message to some "blind" recipients. This allows to maintain a full log out outgoing messages. See this page.
• CCSID
  Some functions of MIME & Mail cannot be properly executed if the job CCSID is 65535. During these functions, MIME & Mail needs to temporarily change the job CCSID to a value different from 65535.
  If the system value of the system is 65535, this command allows to specify what is the value to be assigned for this temporary CCSID.
• CHARSET
  Use this command to select from a list the default character set to be used by MMAIL.
• COMPILE
  Recompiles and recreates the two service programs and all the other programs.
• CRTCMDS
  Re-creates all commands.
• CRTMMLIB
  Allows to generate another library (clone) similar to library MMAIL. There is no limit to the number of such clones. Each clone behaves exactly as library MMAIL. The advantage of having clones, is that each clone may be customized by programmers to fit installation needs and maintains its properties independently from any subsequent update to library MMAIL. For details, see this page.
• CRTMSRVPGM
  Re-creates service program MMAIL/SENDMAIL and optionally re-binds all programs in library MMAIL.
• DUPSRVPGM
  Updates copies of service program SENDMAIL and rebinds related programs.
  See MMAIL update dependencies.
• EMLDFTBODY
  Defines a default message body for commands EMLSAV, EMLSTMF, EMLSPL, EMLSPL2, STREMLSPLF, STREMLSPL2. Main utilities.
• HTTPCFG
  MIME & Mail documentation (the pages you are reading now) are written in HTML. This command adds the related (Original or Apache) HTTP directives to an HTTP instance of your choice.
• INFOPRINT
  This command creates the environment needed by IBM Infoprint Server for iSeries, 5722-IP1 to convert spool files to PDFs through the SENDMAIL service program. For information about Infoprint Server, see this page.
• NORLSINFO
  If your IBM System i is connected to the Internet and library HTTPAPI is installed, at given points a check is made to find out whether a more recent MMAIL release is available.
  If so, a message is sent to the user profile running MMAIL. This check is performed every 15 days for each given MMAIL user.
  You may run command MMAIL/NORLSINFO to suppress these warning messages.
• NOSUBJECT
  This command provides a text to be used for all the e-mail messages with no subject.
  E-mail messages with no subject are usually assigned a higher SPAM score and therefore undergo a higher risk of not been delivered.
• QTMHHTP1
  This command must be run from a *SECADM user profile. It provides user profiles QTMHHTTP and QTMHHTP1 with authorities over each other. It is needed whenever CGI's want to use the spool file conversion provided by INFOPRINT.
• REBIND
  Re-binds MMAIL programs in a given library or through MMAIL library and cloned libraries.
  See MMAIL update dependencies.
• SETCONFID
  E-mail messages with sensitivity "confidential" display a special warning in their titles. Use this command to customize this warning.
• SETCGILIB
  This command sets the library environment needed by CGI to run SENDMAIL subprocedures. See this page.
• SETEMDELAY
  Specifies the number of milliseconds (100 to 9000) to wait between to consecutive outgoing messages.
• SETMAILLIB
  Populates a user development library with the objects needed to create and run MMAIL-based programs:
  • duplicates of MMAIL service programs
  • duplicates of MMAIL binding directories
  • duplicates of MMAIL/QRPGLESRC members used for /COPY:
    • HSPECS - H specifications
    • HSPECSBND - H specification for binding directories
    • PROTOTYPEB - CGIDEV2 procedure prototypes
    • MAILPROTO - MMAIL procedure prototypes
    • VARIABLES3 - CGI programs common variables
    • USEC - Common Structure for API Error Code Parameter
  The following is an example of the beginning of an MMAIL-based ILE-RPG program in library mylib:

   /copy MYLIB/qrpglesrc,hspecs
   /copy MYLIB/qrpglesrc,hspecsbnd
  Ffilespec  if   e             disk
   /copy MYLIB/qrpglesrc,prototypeb
   /copy MYLIB/qrpglesrc,mailproto
   /copy MYLIB/qrpglesrc,variables3
   /copy MYLIB/qrpglesrc,usec

  By using SETMAILLIB command, your new MMAIL-based programs are not linked to MMAIL service programs, and you have no impact when installing a new MMAIL release. See also Development libraries in the Introduction.

  Should you, by any chance, experience that - after installing a new version of library MMAIL - programs in library mylib display a "service program signature" error, just run the following:

     addlible mmail
     mmail/rebind mylib

• TIMEZFMT
  Use this command to select the format of the time zone in the DATE headers generated for the MIME messages. The following time zone formats are supported:

  UT	Coordinated Universal Time
  GMT	Greenwich Meridian time (alias of UT)
  -/+hhmm	offset from Coordinated Universal Time (see system value QUTCOFFSET)
  local time zone	as computed from system value QUTCOFFSET

• UPDMMLIB
  Updates a MMAIL cloned library (created with command CRTMMLIB) with fresh software from the latest installed release of library MMAIL. See this page.
• WRKADDR
  Allows to maintain the "address book" used by the 5250 utility and by command STREMLSPLF.
• WRKGRP
  Allows to maintain the "groups" (distribution lists) used by the 5250 utility and by command STREMLSPLF.
• WRKMDTBC
  This command, with command ALWMDTBC allows to automatically send blank copies of any message to some "blind" recipients. This allows to maintain a full log out outgoing messages. See this page.

 
• CRTMIME.
  Creates a MIME file without the "send" (sender, addressees) data.
  Command WRKMIME allows to work with these files.
  These MIME files can then be e-mailed with command SNDMIME.
  It is part of the 5250 utility.  
• CUSTMAIL
  Runs a sample case where customized letters are e-mailed. It is part of the 5250 utility..  
• EMLHTML
  E-mails an HTML stream file. It is part of the Main utilities.  
• EMLMSG
  E-mails a simple message. It is part of the Main utilities.  
• EMLSAVF
  E-mails a save file. It is part of the Main utilities.  
• EMLSPL
  E-mails up to 30 spool files. Optionally, the spool files can be converted to PDFs (single PDF name supported). It is part of the Main utilities.
• EMLSPL2
  Similar to comand EMLSPL, but each PDF can be given a different name. It is part of the Main utilities.  
• EMLSPLX
  Similar to EMLSPL, but also allows to select the desired PDF conversion utility. It is part of the Main utilities.  
• EMLSRCM
  E-mails a source member. It is part of the Main utilities.    
• EMLSTMF and EMLSTMF2
  Use these commands to e-mail up to 30 stream files. They are part of the Main utilities  
• ENDEMLSPLF
  Ends the automated e-mailing of spool files started with command STREMLSPLF.
• ENDMONIFS.
  Ends the automated e-mailing of PDFs initiated by command STRMONIFS.  
• MIMEMENU
  Is the entry point to the 5250 utility.  
• RESEND
  Resends e-mail messages that have failed to be sent. It is part of the Main utilities.
• SENDMIME.
  Allows to mail -through a single MIME message- a combination of different types of objects:
  • IFS stream files
  • Database files
  • Source file members
  • Spool files
  • Spool files converted to PDF
  Up to 100 different pieces (objects) can be sent for each type of object.
  The MIME message can be sent up to 100 receivers.
  It is part of the Main utilities.
• SNDMIME.
  E-mails a MIME file created with command CRTMIME. It is part of the 5250 utility.
• STREMLSPLF.
  Starts the automated e-mailing of spool files. User-specified spool files from one or several output queues - as soon as they become ready - are e-mailed to different distribution lists according to their spool file names. Spool files can optionally be converted to PDF's. Execution is submitted to batch. A log of the spool files sent is maintained on file qgpl/spllog
  This command belongs to the Main utilities.
• STREMLSPL2.
  A slightly different version of command STREMLSPLF. See Main utilities.
• STRMONIFS.
  Starts the automated e-mailing of PDFs. You can define special IFS directories and associate distribution lists to them. When a PDF is created in one of these directories, it is e-mailed to the appropriate distribution list(s). This command belongs to the Main utilities.
• WRKMIME
  Allows to work with the MIME files created by command CRTMIME. It is part of the 5250 utility.

 
• ADDHYPERL
  Adds hyperlinks to the texts of a stream file.
  Hyperlinks are generated for texts containing URLs (http://...) and for texts containing e-mail addresses.
  This command should be used only for HTML stream files. 
• AFPTOOL/AFPTOOL
  Converts an *SCS or an *AFPDS spool file to a PDF stream file. See Main utilities.  
• CHGJBCCSID
  Allows to change the CCSID to all jobs with a given (generic) name and a given status.  
• CLRDTAQ
  Clears a data queue.
• CRTSPLFACT
  Creates the V6R1 programs needed to support the Spooled File Actions.  
• CVTSPLSTMF Converts an *SCS, *IPDS, *LINE, or *AFPDSLINE spool file to a stream file. Text, HTML, and PDF conversions supported. It is part of the Main utilities.
• CVTSPLFPDF
  Converts an *SCS or an *AFPDS spool file to a PDF stream file. See Main utilities.  
• CVTTOPDF
  Allows to select the favorite tool for converting spool files to PDF's. See Main utilities.
• ENBSPLFACT
  Enables the Spooled File Actions.
• MNGSPLF
  It's a more granular utility than system command WRKSPLF.
  See this page.  
• READDIR
  Reads a given IFS directory and its subdirectories. A database file output (QTEMP/LISTDIR) is provided.  
• RELEASED
  Displays information about the release of MIME & Mail.  
• SETSPLFPDF
  Sets PDF conversion parameters for command CVTSPLFPDF.
  These settings are used by any subsequent CVTSPLFPDF command within the same job.
  Use it before EML... commands, when PDF spool file conversion is requested.  
• SETSPLSTMF
  Sets PDF conversion parameters for command CVTSPLSTMF.
  These settings are used by any subsequent CVTSPLSTMF command within the same job.
  Use it before EML... commands, when PDF spool file conversion is requested.  
• SPLFTOPDF
  Converts a spool file to PDF, using the conversion tool previously selected with command CVTTOPDF.
• STMFCVT
  Converts a stream file to a different CCSID stream file.  
• UNZIP
  Allows to unzip zipped (compressed) stream files.
• WRKEMLPDF.
  Allows to associate distribution lists and IFS directories for e-mailing PDFs through command STRMONIFS.
• WRKSPLFACT
  Allows to check out the Spooled File Actions and to remove the ones not needed.
• WRKUSREML.
  Allows to associate e-mail addresses to system user profiles. Very convenient when command MNGSPLF is used or when Spooled File Actions are installed.  
• ZIP
  Allows to compress stream files into a .zip stream file.