On 09/21, Sauli Heinola wrote: > Well, for me it's personal preference and is something of an aid, > especially when reading through longer emails (Helps me keep context). > In the pager you can use the return-key to scroll down by a line or use > the space- and dash-key to scroll up or down a page respectively. > > Moving to the next message will then happen with next-new-then-unread > bound to the tab-key by default. Esc-Tab will move to the previous new > or unread. Also have a look at mapping the next- and > previous-unread-functions to some "easy to use keys" as they make > browsing through unread emails such a breeze. > > Many of the keys in the index menu work in the pager as well, so reading > through the list of key binds [1] is helpful either way. > > [1] http://www.mutt.org/doc/devel/manual.html#tab-key-index > > --
Thanks for the reply I have always wanted to use mutt and finally i have .. i have been using for a week now and i love it .. I have been getting stuff from other peopls public .muttrc and its helping me so much Mutt is actually very complicated but im willing to learn / i have went thru all the bind keys i have by default and i know them Are there good n00b guides for mutt ? Also freenode #mutt they hardley talk Is there a very active place for mutt users who really want to learn ? or would the mailing list be the best place ? Thanks Josef
