Here is the really short guide for getting starting with TIS/MOSS and
MH.  These instructions fit on one page for easy reference.

1. Add the following to your ~/.mh_profile.  Do not indent them in
   your .mh_profile file.

   mhn-compose-application/moss-signature: mosssign.sh %s %f %a
   mhn-compose-application/moss-keys: mossencrypt.sh %s %f %a
   mhn-compose-application/key-data: getkeydata
   mhn-show-application/moss-signature: %pmossverify.sh %s %f
   mhn-show-application/moss-keys: %pmossdecrypt.sh %s %f
   mhn-show-application/key-data: %psavekeydata %f
   mhn-annotate-application/moss-signature: mossverify.sh %s %f
   mhn-annotate-application/moss-keys: mossdecrypt.sh %s %f
   automhnproc: mhn

   The first 3 will allow you to create protected messages.  The next
   three will allow you to display protected messages.  The next two are
   useful if you want to store the protected messages in an unprotected
   form.  The last one simplifies the user interface

2. Add the directories containing the MOSS and MH programs to your
   path in your .login or .cshrc file, as appropriate.

3. Generate a public/private key pair.  To do this, execute the
   following command, all on ONE line:

	mosskey private-key-access file private-key ~/.priv id-en
	<emailaddr> id-en-keyid 1 alias $USER alias sig-user alias me

   Everything above can be entered literally, except <emailaddr>.
   <emailaddr> should be replaced by your email address, without the
   angle brackets.  Be prepared to enter a password for your private
   key and to wait several minutes for this program to finish.

4. Send messages.

   Put the line (left justified):

   	#sign

   in the messages you create just after the headers (to and cc fields),
   i.e., immediately following the line of dashes.

5. Receive messages.

   Type "show" to display the current message.
