OK, lots of people answered this one,
I just got a couple of extra tips:
Rune Mossige wrote:
>
> I have been using Pine for the last 6-8 years, and have come to
> be used to the way Pine works.
>
> However, over the last few months, I have heard more and more
> good things about mutt, and have decided to switch over.
...
>
> 2) When I do 'c' to change folder, is it possible to get a
> selection box, where I can scroll with the cursor, and select
> a folder by hitting return, instead of typing in the name
> of the folder I want to change to?
I got:
bind index \Cf change-folder
macro index c \Cf? # Change folder
bind pager \Cf change-folder
macro pager c \Cf? # Change folder
then I get the selection thingy right away
>
...
> 4) When I have marked several messages for deletion, and scroll
> the index of messages, the cursor jumps over the messages
> marked for deleting. This is fine, but sometimes I do not
> want this...I want to scroll to a deleted message, and then
> undelete it. How do I do that? Do I have to 'jump' to that
> message number?
I got my arrow keys set up for up/down movement, and
<esc><arrowkey> for movement without skipping deleted mails:
bind index \e<up> previous-entry
bind index \e<down> next-entry
bind pager \e<up> previous-entry
bind pager \e<down> next-entry
>
...
>
> 6) How do I make mutt display norwegian characters? I have set
> set charset="iso-8859-1"
> set allow_8bit=yes
> but I still get emails where the sender have that special
> character listed as '?'. I am using a Sun workstation,
> Solaris2.6, with a US keyboard, so I can not type these
> characters myself, but it would be nice to be able to
> display them.
I got
set locale="se_SE"
and it works fine, but this is on linux.
Hopefully the Norwegian locale will give you what you want.
/magnus
>
> I have now been playing around with mutt for some 2+ weeks, and
> have read most of the manual.txt, but there is still some
> items that I do not fully understand. I might ask more questions,
> as I discover new unknown stuff.
>
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