Re: 1.0/slang problem?

I do the following: rxvt +sb -geometry 80x50 -fn 10x20 -title "Mutt" -e mutt the +sb eliminates the scrollbar... can't say whether or not mutt's producing any scrollback as my scrollbar doesn't exist. i'm using 1.0pre3, working great... Jim Simmons [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > I just built 1.

Mutt + Vim Q's

hi guys, i'm using vim as my e-mail editor. i'm looking to format my e-mail bodies in various ways. here's an example ala the ls manpage: By default, color is not used to distinguish types of files. That is equivalent to using --color=none. Using the --color opti

question: netscape & mutt

Is it at all possible to use mutt from netscape? i.e. clicking on a mailto: spawns mutt properly--would be the main thing... I'm using netscape communicator 4.6, but wouldn't mind going w/straight navigator if it's possible. Any info would be greatly appreciated... Thanks, -- Soren

Re: semi-mutt help? :)

VIM has some 150+ color syntax highlighting schemes-- attached is a fairly basic .vimrc file with syntax higlighting enabled... Fairlight [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > Well, the 7th day since I hooked up with mutt, and I tackled most of the > manual tonight and set up a lot of things I hadn't yet.

text/html

Can anyone recommend a solution for text/html type attachments/e-mails? Currently it just blatently says unsupported text/html or something. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Soren Thomas Roessler [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > On 1999-08-11 20:26:40 +0200, Ralf Hildebrandt wrote: > > > Hmm

Re: urlview and launching with lynx

Lars, That line won't work verbatim-- but it's pretty staight forward Brian... Simply put, %s is the url. COMMAND is required, and lynx is the program. You probably want: COMMAND lynx %s in your .urlview file-- but if you're doing this in X or something primarily, you could modify that com