Alexander N. Benner dixit: > > Ship's Log, Lt. Johann Spies, Stardate 260199.2231: > > It was about 6 months ago, and I cannot recall the detail. But what I can > > remember wat that as soon as the list of receivers becomes a little bit > > long, Mutt refused to accept them. I think I also could not figure out > > the Mutt equivalent of Pine's Lcc - field that I use when sending email to > > a lot of people. > > > > Ah .. nope, I don't think that there's something like this in mutt. > I can remember that someone mentioned it once (maybe a year ago) in the mutt > list.
There is, through the alias command. Just press a(lias), then choose a short name for the group (eg. group1); then type the different addresses by separating them with a comma, just like this: [EMAIL PROTECTED] , [EMAIL PROTECTED] , [EMAIL PROTECTED] next, choose a name for the list (eg. Group One List). Every time you wish to send one message to all of them, just type m(ail), and after the To: prompt either press <TAB> to go to your list of aliases, or type the short name (in this case: group1). If you get a message from that group you may reply to all of them by pressing g(group-reply) Cheers -- Un saludo, Horacio [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------ Quis custodiet ipsos custodet? ------------------------------
