* On 09 Nov 2010, Francesco de Virgilio wrote:
> Hi all,
> show at least if the mail has any attachment in the index? I don't
> want the exact number of attachments, but only I want to know if there
> is any.
>
> Yes, I know there's a patch for this, here [1] but really don't want
> [1] http://ho
* Francesco de Virgilio [2010-11-09 23:28]:
> Hi all,
> I use Mutt since 3 moths and with a rockin' muttrc it's simply the
> best MUA I've ever used.
>
> But, I've searched around the net without success: is there a way to
> show at least if the mail has any attachment in the index? I don't
> wan
Hi all,
I use Mutt since 3 moths and with a rockin' muttrc it's simply the
best MUA I've ever used.
But, I've searched around the net without success: is there a way to
show at least if the mail has any attachment in the index? I don't
want the exact number of attachments, but only I want to know
Hello,
thank you, Monte!
> > How can I pull in all the addresses in my .aliases file into the
> > bcc-header-line?
>
Monte Stevens wrote on 09.11.10:
> b (to open the bcc line)
> abc
> t (hold it down until you tag all aliases)
> ;
This works well, and I don't even need the ";" to operate on a
* Jan-Herbert Damm [11-09-10 01:39]:
> How can I pull in all the addresses in my .aliases file into the
> bcc-header-line?
Make an alias of all the aliases in your .aliases file and use that in
the bcc field.
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Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USAHOG # US1244711
http://waho
On Tue, Nov 09, 2010 at 07:37:36AM +0100, Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
> How can I pull in all the addresses in my .aliases file into the
> bcc-header-line?
I'm sure there is a smarter way but for my first try (with what I think a
re default key bindings):
b (to open the bcc line)
abc (any start-of-wo
