Instead of using the ? as a response, just type in the new mailbox name after you
press 's' for
+save. mutt will just create that mailbox under your mail directory.
+
regards,
Andrew O'C
On Wed, Dec 15, 1999 at 09:05:30AM +0000, Chris Green wrote:
> Quite often I need to save a message in a mailbox whose existence I am
> not certain about. I thus use the '?' in response to the request for
> the mailbox name. This is OK if the mailbox I want to save to *does*
> exist as the directory browser allows me to navigate to the right
> directory and I can then select the mailbox. However there is a
> problem (or I don't know the right command) if the mailbox *doesn't*
> exist. I have navigated down a couple of levels and see the mailbox I
> want to save to doesn't yet exist, how can I say "save the message in
> this directory with a new mailbox name 'xxxx'"?
>
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