Hi folks,
I'm a UNIX user trying to move from a GUI email ( Thunderbird ) to mutt.
However most of company employers are MS Outlook users and, as expected,
all them send html emails with tons of awkward stuff like tables,
in-line images and meetings appointments .
I'm using vim as editor and a markdown parser ( pandoc ) via macro to
compose HTML mail to them ...
macro compose \e5 "F pandoc -s -f markdown -t html \ny^T^Utext/html;
charset=utf-8\n"
which works great ( except for in-line images, yet ) for composing, but
when replying someone including the sender message at the body of my
mail, the things becomes a real mess ... So, what I'm trying to do is :
1 - Find a way to reply messages preserving the sender format ( even
when I chose to send my part as plain text ) ;
2 - Avoid the ">" indentation character as much as possible ;
( Probably I'll try to "preprocess" the message before the message come
to vim to edit... don't know yet )
