>>>>> "RS" == Richard Stanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RS> This is not totally a BBDB problem, but it's certainly
RS> related. Using rmail, I see a big message window, and a
RS> smaller BBDB window. If I press "m" to send a message, or "r"
RS> to reply to a message, the composing starts in the small BBDB
RS> window, which is unusably small (if BBDB wasn't there, a new
RS> window half the height of the screen would open, which is
RS> rather better...)
RS> Has anyone got a simple solution to this (ideally I'd just
RS> start composing/replying in the same window that I was
RS> originally using to view my incoming mail)?
RS> Richard Stanton
if you use emacs-19.x you can put
(setq rmail-mail-new-frame t)
in your .emacs file and a new frame will appear when the r,m, or f
commands are used. be sure that point is in the mail window other-
wise you will get the new frame and also it's contents will appear
in another window, usually the bbdb or summary window (at least this is
what happens if i hit r,m, or f from the summary window).
typing C-c C-c to send the message will then delete the frame after
sending out the email of course.
i hope this helps, if you don't use emacs-19.x then sorry i can' help
jeff nowak
