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>>>Robert Elz said:

 > I kind of doubt that any pre built-in sequence name is going to be
 > very general.   Even "unseen" can be changed (fortunately that one
 > is easy to find in the MH profile - though whether exmh does that,
 > os just uses "unseen" I haven't bothered to find out).

exmh uses the profile setting - it appears as mhProfile(unseen-sequence)
in the code.

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