On Sat, 2002-10-12 at 20:52, Peter N. Spotts wrote:
> Folks,
> 
> I've waded through a few months' worth of list archives and have not found quite 
>what I'm looking for...namely, a way to use a command-line string so Evolution brings 
>up an unaddressed e-mail form and attaches a file to it.
> 
> Background: I'm using Star Office, which, like MS Word, has a send-file function. 
>Yet when SO6's options are altered to use Evolution as the mail client, SO6 doesn't 
>seem to want to do anything more than activate Evolution's main desktop. 
> 
> Sylpheed users ran into the same problem. As a workaround, someone wrote a Perl 
>script to use as a substitute for Sylpheed's activation command in SO6's 
>tool=>options=>email entry. The script takes advantage of Sylpheed's command-line 
>call,   >sylpheed --attach . I was hoping to do something similar with Evolution, but 
>the man page lists only two command-line examples: one for bringing up an email when 
>an addressee is specified; and one for activating Evolution and having it start with 
>the Inbox. Is that the complete catalog of command-line calls? Or are others listed 
>elsewhere?

Eventually there will be a way to attach documents via the mailto:
command-line argument

something like:

evolution mailto:fejj@;ximian.com?subject=hello&attach=file.doc

Jeff

PS: Can you 1) tell your mail client to properly word-wrap (~72 columns
or so)? And 2) properly attach a signature (ie, use "-- \n" as a
separator)? Thanks.

-- 
Jeffrey Stedfast
Evolution Hacker - Ximian, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  - www.ximian.com


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