mutt on DOS?

Hi! is there any chance to get mutt working on MS-DOS or Windows 3.1? This would be for my mother. She's currently using MS-Mail... -- Ville Uski [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: mutt on DOS?

Thanks for advice to both of you. I'll try to install Pegasus Mail next time I visit my mom. She basically needs something that works more reliably than the other programme. Best, Ville -- Ville Uski [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: no mail

Hi, why don't you try mailstat, which comes with procmail (I think)? I have in my .login a following line mailstat $HOME/.procmail/log where the argument is the LOGFILE variable defined in .procmailrc. Hope I didn't confuse anything, -- Ville Uski [EMAIL PROTECTED]

saving without attachments / showing threads in pager

Hello how can I save mails sent by myself to folders without the attachment(s)? Is there a way to see the number of remaining/unread messages in the current thread when in the pager, i.e., without going to index? Sorry if asking trivial things. Thanks, Ville -- Ville Uski

Re: saving without attachments / showing threads in pager

* Jason Helfman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010614 18:07]: > 6.3.44. fcc_attach > > Type: boolean Default: yes > > This variable controls whether or not attachments on outgoing > messages are saved along with the main body of your message. Thanks a lot. This works fine. I knew it was somewhere

Re: saving without attachments / showing threads in pager

* Michael Tatge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010616 18:15]: > Ville Uski muttered: > > I venture to repeat the other question about whether mutt can show the > > position in the current thread when in pager. I mean a similar thing as > > in some newsreaders, like tin and trn.