I use "s" from the index, and mutt asks me where to save the
message...With "?" you can even browse a directory list to find the
right mailbox, and create a new one, or accept that one which is
offered by default. If you fancy, you can setup a save-hook in your
muttrc, mine has been set up in a way, that mutt automatically
knows where to save mail from different incoming mailboxes.
E.g. I have 4-5 different inboxes and procmail filters messages into
them. From mailing lists I usually save interesting mails to a
mailbox "linux_tips". When I hit "s" on a message, it gets saved
right there. From my personal inbox the messages get saved to a
different folder named "archived". Etc.
Your question with vim :
Put this in your .muttrc: set editor="vim -c 'set tw=68'"
This will wrap lines at 68 char. You can change that as you like.
If you want to take a look at my muttrc, how to setup save-hooks I
can send it to you. Let me know.
Viktor
On Sat, Jan 20, 2001 at 03:03:31PM +0100, Jeroen Valcke wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm new to the list, this is my first question.
> I'm learning mutt. In the longer term I want to do all my mailing in
> mutt.
> I discovered a lot already, but I haven't been able to accomplish this
> very simple obvious task. How can I move messages to another folder. I
> read something of a copy command (C) but nothing of a move command. By
> tagging the messages I would be able to move a bunch of msgs to another
> mailbox, right? Also Mutt used to ask me if I wanted to move my read
> msgs to mbox. I disabled this feature because I save my read msgs in
> ~/Mail/Archive .Is there a command so that Mutt will move my read msgs
> to this Archive.
> My last question is actually more an editor questions [Off topic]. When
> I want to type longer messages I need line wrapping (is this the correct
> term?) Anybody who knows how to set this on Vim. (Now you know why I
> used NS to mail this msg)
> These would greatly help me out. Thanks
>
> Greetings
> -Jeroen-
>
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