Hi,
* Melisizwe Dubaku wrote:
I'm thinking about changing the subject of a thread, and have asked
myself if there maybe
is a proven method for doing so. For example, given the subject line
is "Meeting next week",
I would change it to "Meeting cancelled [was: Meeting next week]".
Maybe some mail-
line during reply. While that
> can obviously be done after edit, just prior to posting, it can be taken
> one step further if .muttrc has:
>
> set edit_headers=yes
>
> and then adding a key mapping to .vimrc:
>
> au BufNewFile,BufRead /tmp/mutt-* map ^[gg/Re:^Mce[Was^
taken
one step further if .muttrc has:
set edit_headers=yes
and then adding a key mapping to .vimrc:
au BufNewFile,BufRead /tmp/mutt-* map ^[gg/Re:^Mce[Was^[A]^[0Wi
Now Alt-w changes:
Subject: Re: standardized method of changing reply-subject
to:
Subject: [Was: standardized method of changing repl
On 15 Dec 2008 22:11 +0100, by ssiza...@gmail.com (Melisizwe Dubaku):
> I'm thinking about changing the subject of a thread, and have asked
> myself if there maybe
> is a proven method for doing so. For example, given the subject line
> is "Meeting next week",
> I would change it to "Meeting cancel
I'm thinking about changing the subject of a thread, and have asked
myself if there maybe
is a proven method for doing so. For example, given the subject line
is "Meeting next week",
I would change it to "Meeting cancelled [was: Meeting next week]".
Maybe some mail-clients
have a way of handling th
