Hi tompoe,


        I think your referring to the actual pointy-clicky thing,
which is (if I remember actually reading the whole page ;) available
using a particular eterm configuration. Mutt is a console (aka
non-xwin) application. . eterm has menu generation - you should be
looking in that direction.

On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, tompoe wrote:

> Hi:  Just decided that Mutt has what I need, and am preparing to utilize
> fetchmail, sendmail, and mutt.  I wonder if someone could help me with this
> beginner question: > I see the screen shots on the mutt site, and it looks like a 
>standalone app to > me.  I am running SuSE7.0 and when the package 1.2-5i is 
>installed, it does not
> come up as a standalone, but rather in the xterm window from where I called it
> with the command: mutt
> 
> If I want the standalone that looks like the screenshots, what do I do?  Do I
> build an interface for it?  Any help or pointers to the info would be
> appreciated.  Thanks, Tom
> 
> 

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