Tracy R Reed ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said something to this effect on 05/02/2001:
> 3. A faster and easier way to switch from one folder to another. Currently I
> hit
>
> c ? <j as many times as necessary to get to the next folder I want to read> \n
>
> It would be nice if I could just hit N to go to the next folder. There may be a
> way to do this with macros already but I'm not sure how one would get the next
> folder name. This wouldn't be all that useful until the above mentioned has
> index was working anyway due to the slow speed of parsing the folders.
I use this method:
macro index 1 "<change-folder>=mbox<enter>"
macro pager 1 "<change-folder>=mbox<enter>"
macro index 2 "<change-folder>=mutt-users<enter>"
macro pager 2 "<change-folder>=mutt-users<enter>"
macro index 3 "<change-folder>=procmail<enter>"
macro pager 3 "<change-folder>=procmail<enter>"
macro index 4 "<change-folder>=modperl<enter>"
macro pager 4 "<change-folder>=modperl<enter>"
And so on. You could choose any other key besides the number
keys, of course.
(darren)
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