On Fri, 05 Dec 2008, Marianne Promberger wrote:
> Let's assume you want to attach file "~/tmp/foo.txt"
>
> At the command line, type:
>
> mutt -a ~/tmp/foo.txt [ENTER]
Thanks, This works very well. Also thanks Micheal for suggesting the
-e command so that I can source different profiles.
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On 5 Dec 2008 16:22 +0800, by [EMAIL PROTECTED] (bill lam):
> I want it to start mutt, auto press "m" to compose a new message, then
> I type in the "To", "subject", and mutt calls editor for me to input
Look into mutt's -e command line switch.
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On Friday, 05 December 2008, 16:22 (UTC+0800), bill lam wrote:
> I want it to start mutt, auto press "m" to compose a new message, then
> I type in the "To", "subject", and mutt calls editor for me to input
> body text. And it adds the file that I included in the command line
> flag to its attachm
On Fri, 05 Dec 2008, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> On Friday, December 5 at 01:35 PM, quoth bill lam:
> > Some other mua such as thunderbird can be invoked from command line to
> > a send a file as attachment interactively such that it creates a new
> > email with that file as attachment. Other details
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On Friday, December 5 at 01:35 PM, quoth bill lam:
> Some other mua such as thunderbird can be invoked from command line to
> a send a file as attachment interactively such that it creates a new
> email with that file as attachment. Other details su
Some other mua such as thunderbird can be invoked from command line to
a send a file as attachment interactively such that it creates a new
email with that file as attachment. Other details such recipient,
subject or body message can be entered before sending. Is that
possible with mutt?
Thank yo
