If you wish to remove a field from your entry entirely, use the edit command and delete ALL the text from the field or set it equal to the reserved word none. Ph will then remove the field from your entry. A useful command in conjunction with edit is me. When you are logged in to the directory service, the me command can be used to view each and every field in your entry and to verify that the changes you have made are what you expected. The fields command is also useful in conjunction with edit.
Fields displays all of the fields that are defined in the directory service database.
Some users, however, prefer to have others make changes for them. You can grant others the right to modify your entry by entering their aliases in your proxy field. Names can be added to your proxy field manually with the edit command, or you can ask your building or departmental network administrator to request proxy rights for your entry. Currently, we are not exploiting this feature of the directory service. In the next example, John Doe decides to add a NEW field to his ph entry.