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<header>Manually Edit Aliases</header> This page allows you to create, edit or delete multiple email aliases at once by editing them in text format. Not all aliases can be edited - those with complex destinations or autoresponders are not suitable for the text format used on this page, and so will not be shown. <p> In the text box, you must list one alias per line, and each line must have the following format :<p> <tt><i>name</i>:[<i>comment</i>]:<i>destination1</i>[:<i>destination2</i>:...]</tt><p> The meanings of the fields are :<br> <dl> <dt>name <dd>The mailbox name of the alias, with as <i>sales</i>. To create an alias which matches all mail to the domain, enter <i>*</i> here. <dt>comment <dd>This optional field can be used to enter a descriptive comment for the alias, such as <i>Corporate sales</i>. <dt>destination <dd>One or more destinations can be entered, typically in the form of email addresses to forward mail to, like <i>joe@yourdomain.com</i> or just <i>joe</i>. The following special destinations are also supported : <ul> <li><tt>bounce</tt><br> Creates an alias that bounces email back to the sender. <li><tt>local <i>username</i></tt><br> Delivers email directly to the mailbox of the specified user. </ul> </dl><p> <footer>