On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 01:29:31PM -0800, Michael Montagne wrote:
> I need to modify an attachment (delete a hyphen) and then reattach it to
> the original email and bounce it to the original recipient.
> The people in our office who use Outlook (which is everyone but me) need
> to be able to read ical attachments sent by a client. But some have a
> hyphen that renders them unreadable by our previuos version of Outlook.
> I'm hoping I can come up with a slick solution to leverage my Linux/mutt
> combo and route mails through my box, fix the attachment, and then send
> them to the original recipient, without changing the To: or From:
> headers.
> Can it be done?
No great experience... How about
- save ('s') to ~/temp.txt
- vi ~/temp.txt
- bound ('b')
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