topal -help | -h | --help | --h | -? | --?
   Display (this) help message.

topal {-s|-nps} <thefilename> [<recipient1> <recipient2> ...]
topal <thefilename> [<recipient1> <recipient2> ...]
   This invokes the send menu on the given file.  The given file is
   overwritten with the encrypted/signed message, unless the GPG option
   chosen is E, S, C or D (i.e., not lower-case).

topal -pd
   This invokes the display/verification on standard input.

topal -clear
   Clears any temp files left by a program fault.

topal -clearc 
   Empties the cache.

topal -clearall
   Same as 
             topal -clear; topal -clearc

topal -default
   Dumps the default configuration to standard out.

topal -dump
   Dumps the current configuration to standard out.

topal -config
   Interactive configuration.

topal -server
   Run server for remote connections.

Options (general, mostly for debugging):
   --debug       Forces debugging for this instance of Topal.
   --no-clear    Do not remove temporary files when Topal exits.
   --ask-charset When verifying/decrypting inline PGP messages, ask if
                 the character set should be converted.  See
		 notes/locale-problems in the README.
 
Options (--fix-email and --fix-folder; silently ignored otherwise):
   --simple  Change the content-type rather than rewriting the email body.
   --rewrite Rewrite the email body (duplicating part of the message).

topal -display _TMPFILE_ _RESULTFILE_
topal -send _TMPFILE_ _RESULTFILE_ _RECIPIENTS_
topal -sendmime _TMPFILE_ _RESULTFILE_ _MIMETYPE_ _RECIPIENTS_
   Intended to be used by Pine....

topal -remotesend _TMPFILE_ _RESULTFILE_ _RECIPIENTS_
topal -remotesendmime _TMPFILE_ _RESULTFILE_ _MIMETYPE_ _RECIPIENTS_
topal -remotedecrypt _INFILE_
topal -remotemimedecrypt _INFILE_ _CONTENT_TYPE_
   Used internally by Topal to connect to a server.

Options (for -send, -sendmime)
   --read-from _INCLUDEALLHDRS_   Attempts to guess a suitable signing key.

topal -mime INFILE CONTENT_TYPE
topal -mimeapgp INFILE CONTENT_TYPE
   Intended to be used in mailcap files (e.g., for metamail).

All options can be given with one or more `-'.

See the file README.html or README.txt for author contact details and
more information about Alpine/Pine, procmail, mailcap and Topal
configuration.  See the file COPYING for licence and warranty
information.