Re: Saving outging Mails

[Jeremy Blosser]

Andreas Keller [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> could anyone tell me how I could make mutt to save outgoing
> mails in a folder so I can read my mails later?

set copy=yes
set record="/some/mailbox/to/save/to"

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Saving outging Mails

[Andreas Keller]

Hello Mutt-Users,

could anyone tell me how I could make mutt to save outgoing
mails in a folder so I can read my mails later?

So long, 

Andreas

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saving mail in two places

[Richard P. Groenewegen]

Hi, 

I'm using mutt for some time now and I'm used to saving all my 
outgoing mail (set copy=yesset record=+outbox).  But now
I want to save all messages going to  foo@bar  in the mailbox
+foo also.  So, I want to save these message in two mailboxes,
but mutt does not seem to allow this.  The only way I can
think of to solve my problem is to send these message to
myself and let procmail handle it.  But this doesn't sound
very appealing to me.

Does anyone now a better way (or even: the correct way) of
doing this?

Richard
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postponed index format?

[Ken W]

I have looked around the manual, but can't find anything on this.  Can
I set the format of the postponed index?  Now it sets it to show the
sender, like most other mailboxes.  I set 'postponed' in my muttrc to
show the recipient instead, like in my 'sent' mailbox.  This only
works if I go to the postponed mailbox.  But if I hit 'R' to recall a
postponed message and there is more than one, the index is formatted
with the sender.

Thanks for any input...



-Ken

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half-down in the pager

[Shao Zhang]

Hi,
I binded the key for half-down to ctrl-d.

But when I reaches the end of the message, if I press ctrl-d again, mutt will 
switch
from the pager to index menu(browser).

Is there anyway to config it so that it will behave like next-line?? That is, 
when reaches 
the end of the message, it will beep me, rather than go back to the index menu.

Thanks.

Shao.

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displaying browser & pager at the same time

[Shao Zhang]

Hi,
I saw this screenshot http://www.mutt.org/screenshots/pager.gif, which 
had pager and browser displaying at the same time in one xterm.

I wonder how to do this??

Thanks.
Shao.

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jSig

[erik]

Hi,

I ran across this java program called jSig on Freshmeat.  I would like
to use it to randomly put another signature in my emails.  I went to
the download page - http://www.vaporwarepublishing/software/jSig/ -
and I downloaded it.  it comes with a README file, but maybe its me,
but how do I install this program?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

-e

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Re: jSig

[Azeem Shahjahan Jiva]

Java for a little random sig thing!  Wow talk about over kill!  Try this...


#!/usr/bin/ksh
{
typeset afile
set -A allsigs `cd ~/sigs;ls -a sig*`

(( afile = $RANDOM % ${#allsigs[*]} ))
cat ~/sigs/${allsigs[$afile]}
}

Just make a directory called sigs in your home directory, put all your sigs in 
there and set the above script as your .signature 


Thus spoke erik on (Wed, Aug 04, 1999 at 11:17:34PM)

> Hi,
> 
> I ran across this java program called jSig on Freshmeat.  I would like
> to use it to randomly put another signature in my emails.  I went to
> the download page - http://www.vaporwarepublishing/software/jSig/ -
> and I downloaded it.  it comes with a README file, but maybe its me,
> but how do I install this program?
> 
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> -e
> 
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> erik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> "Can I pour you a beer, Mr. Peterson?"
> "A little early isn't it, Woody?"
> "For a beer?"
> "No, for stupid questions."
>--A scene from the hit show "Cheers"

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Re: displaying browser & pager at the same time

[Kevin Falcone]

> "SZ" == Shao Zhang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

  SZ>   I saw this screenshot http://www.mutt.org/screenshots/pager.gif, which 
  SZ>   had pager and browser displaying at the same time in one xterm.

  SZ>   I wonder how to do this??

set pager_index_lines=5

-kevin

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