On Jan 31, James Griffin wrote: > Ok, what you need to do is when in the pager view, press 'v' to > view attachments and it will list the mime parts of the mail. So > if you just want to save the text part of the mail, you use the > arrow keys to select the text/plain part, for example, and the press > 's' to save and at the bottom it will ask you where to save the > file; i.e. ~/patricksresponse. Then when you use another terminal > and use cat or less on the file it will show you just the mail > itself, no headers. This code was inherited from mail(1) I believe > as it has the same ability to save messages without headers, for > example diff files or code files and scripts that you want to save, > obviously you wouldn't need the headers with those types of mail.
Thank you, just what I was looking for. Works well. Ed
