Re: Reply-To, save sent

1999-10-31 Thread Mikko Hänninen
Brett Shand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sun, 31 Oct 1999: > What does the + sign in front the mail box signify? It's a shortcut to your Mail folder, set with the $folder variable (usually something like ~/Mail, ~/mail, etc.) Thus +foo would be the folder in ~/Mail/foo (for example). '=' is ano

Re: Reply-To, save sent

1999-10-30 Thread Brett Shand
>> 2. how to save message which i sent? > > a) set record=+sent-mail >all outgoing-mail is saved to +sent-mail What does the + sign in front the mail box signify? Brett

Re: Reply-To, save sent

1999-10-29 Thread David DeSimone
Reed Lai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 1. i cannot make mutt to use Reply-To field in received message as >the reply address when i want to reply it. >i tried set reply_to=ask-yes, but it didn't work. Is the Reply-To address a list address? Did you set ignore_list_reply_to? Perhaps an e

Re: Reply-To, save sent

1999-10-29 Thread Dirk Huebner
Not long ago (exactly Fri, 29 Oct 1999) Reed Lai wrote: > 1. i cannot make mutt to use Reply-To field in received message as >the reply address when i want to reply it. >i tried set reply_to=ask-yes, but it didn't work. Hmmmh, this works for me. Cannot help. > 2. how to save message whi

Reply-To, save sent

1999-10-28 Thread Reed Lai
greeting seniors, there two questions, please help. 1. i cannot make mutt to use Reply-To field in received message as the reply address when i want to reply it. i tried set reply_to=ask-yes, but it didn't work. 2. how to save message which i sent? thanks! reed lai