On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 12:43:25PM -0800, Zach Thompson wrote:
>Does anyone know of a way to hilite rows in the message index
>that correspond to messages that are addressed to me, and are
>new? In other words, I'm always looking for "N +" in %Z (the
>message status flags), and I'd like to make that visual search
>easier. I don't filter my email, and I occasionally miss things
>buried in mailing list messages...
The trick I have used since about 3 years is that I color my
messages. Magenta for Solaris lists, yellow for OpenBSD, blue for
mutt and rt and cyan for messages adressed to me.
--BEGIN .muttrc--
# Index colors are my favorite.
# Set up the defaults.
color index white default "~A"
color index cyan default "~C isk.kth.se"
color index yellow default "~C openbsd"
color index red default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index magenta default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index magenta default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index magenta default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index magenta default "~C
[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index magenta default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index blue default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index blue default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index blue default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index blue default "~C [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
color index cyan default "~p"
--END .muttrc--
One can also use <Tab> to find the next message and "N" to toggle
off the New flag. And also use a special color on new messages.
