I'm a new mutt user from Outlook land. I've been using Outlook for the
past four years. I'm doing some linux driver work now, and I'm sick of
worrying about and dealing with potential Outlook related viruses (and I
hate using the mouse for anything), so I decided to switch to text-based
email.
On Fri, Dec 21, 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm a new mutt user from Outlook land. I've been using Outlook for the
past four years. I'm doing some linux driver work now, and I'm sick of
worrying about and dealing with potential Outlook related viruses (and I
hate using the mouse for
All of these are answered in the manual -- if you know where to look :-)
Be pretty generous with your search terms and you'll usually find what
you need.
Thanks for the prompt response. Actually, I read the entire manual, and
the FAQ, and looked at quite a few sample .muttrc files. I just
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
When I started using mutt, I just accepted the default mail folder
type. But, I like the idea of these new formats that keep the
messages in independent files. How can I make mutt create a new folder
using the MH or Maildir formats? (Currently
Thomas Hurst wrote:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I don't know if sendmail supports either directly, but a MDA like
procmail or maildrop would let you set it at system or user level
easily while giving you filtering functionality.
Personally I still prefer mbox, but
Chris --
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