* What is it Gnus-Harvest monitors all the e-mail you send, and collects the recipient addresses into an SQLite database (along with the From address you used), and the date when the address was harvested.
Later, if you use `message-x', you can have TAB completion make use of this data to: complete against possible addresses and names you might want to send to, and to auto-set the From header so it matches what you used the last time you wrote that person. I've been using this module for nearly a year now, and it has completely replaced any need to establish definitive sources (such as an address book) for addresses to complete against. You'll find the harvester gets very good at offering you the options you're most likely to want. That said, you can also use a .mailrc file, or the BBDB, to provide "fixed" completions, so a given word always completes to the same person. * Where to get it The latest version is on GitHub: https://github.com/jwiegley/gnus-harvest John _______________________________________________ gnu-emacs-sources mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-emacs-sources
