Hi all, For basic usage, I use abook and have
set query_command="abook --datafile $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Email/Mutt/addresses --mutt-query '%s'" macro index a "|abook --datafile $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Email/Mutt/addresses --add-email\n" 'add sender to abook' macro pager a "|abook --datafile $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Email/Mutt/addresses --add-email\n" 'add sender to abook' in my config file, so that I can press Q to search for a "To" address when I want to send a new email (and a to add addresses in emails I've received to my address book). I think this is a fairly standard setup. How do I set Cc and Bcc addresses in new emails though, please? I haven't been able to find this information *anywhere* (of course, it's entirely possible that I'm a myopic idiot!). Or am I supposed to do this in the resulting editor buffer? If so, I use mail-mode in emacs for composing emails, and I know that C-c C-f C-c will take me to the Cc header, for example, and one can then do C-u M-! abook --datafile ~/.config/Email/Mutt/addresses --mutt-query <some text> and the resulting address entry will be inserted into the buffer, but it's... icky (in at least a couple of ways). I'm rather hoping that there's a better way, preferably using mutt to facilitate querying and inserting, but if there's decent emacs/abook integration that someone reading this happens to know about, I'd be happy to hear about that too. Thanks.
