> > How about macro-ing all the common IMAP folders?
> >
> This is possible but it's not particularly flexible as I'd have to
> edit the .muttrc file every time I created a new folder.
>
> The essential problem when moving around a number of folders is that
> one may not always remember the names exactly (which is where a GUI
> helps!).
>
> What I think is needed (or at least what I need) is:-
>
> 1 - An easy way to get to read mail in IMAP folders. This could be
> done fairly easily with a macro. The macro could either go direct
> to the folder or could get a listing by doing a 'c' command (e.g.
> 'c{mailandnews.co.uk}') and then one can select the folder to look
> at quite easily.
I have been 'browsing IMAP folders' for quite a while now.
mailboxes ! `~/bin/imap_folder_list`
do like i do, and hack together a short perl script to recersivly list
your IMAP folders. :) now I just use `echo ~/mail/lists/*` since I
have moved back to saving everything on the local system. i couldn't
live without my procmail. :)
-b:wq
