Chris, You could always alias mutt to be the following: cd ~/tmp ; mutt
I know that's a hackish work around but it's a quick fix. -Troy * Chris G <[email protected]>: > By default mutt saves attachments in the current directory (i.e. in the > directory in which it was started). In my case this is often somewhere > completely random and most definitely isn't where I want to save > attachments. > > Apart from being careful about the dreictory from which I start mutt is > there any way to force it to always save attachments to the same place > (for example ~/tmp)? > > -- > Chris Green -- Troy Gooch
