On Apr 04, David T-G [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > ...and then [EMAIL PROTECTED] said... > % writing to, but my emails usually start by going into the folder for the > % person that I am writing to and clicking an old email from them, then > % pressing "r" which adds in the in-reply-to line in the header. I then > % manually "E"dit the email headers and remove the reference to the reply. > > If you can get rid of the References: and In-Reply-To: headers, then > you're on your way, but if you leave either then mutt will very cleverly > ferret out where the message belongs -- even if it no longer belongs > there -- and place it for the reader.
Not quite; as Cedric noted, you can just remove the IRT header with $edit_headers set and Mutt will Know What You Meant. > % There must be an easier way - anyone? :) > > Yes, there is; use your aliases file or an external query to something > like lbdb or abook or ... This is what he did, but a 3rd option is to use 'show-address' (bound to @) for a quick cut-and-paste.
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