On 12.05.14 21:28, Mark Filipak wrote:
I listen to the BBC almost all the time. I think the hosts butcher
English as thoroughly as the average American.
True, the modern BBC's English on its website is egregious, with
adjectives morphing to nouns, as in The abducted Nigeria girls ...,
grating
Is there a way to specify the current message number? If I can find that
I can hide it all behind a macro.
It seems that the requirement is either deletion of unread stuff, or
old stuff, too stale to be worth reading. (Even if the two are nearly
the same in this case)
If the former,
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 04:52:22PM +1000, Erik Christiansen wrote:
On 12.05.14 21:28, Mark Filipak wrote:
I listen to the BBC almost all the time. I think the hosts butcher
English as thoroughly as the average American.
True, the modern BBC's English on its website is egregious, with
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 11:06:21AM -0500, Derek Martin wrote:
increasing prevalence of this odd usage. It's almost as bad as adding
apostrophes for plurals or third-person present tense verbs (e.g.
apostrope's instead of apostrophes or He let's his dog out vs.
He lets his dog out.).
Hello all,
I'm using mutt in a desktop environment, would like to know if there's
a way (any) to make mutt go to a specific email from an external
program/script, mutt could be in a different mailbox, ideally this
should change too.
As informations I've the full path filename of the email and
* Chris Bannister cbannis...@slingshot.co.nz [05-13-14 05:35]:
[...]
You forgot 'eggs it' = exit :)
and'artic'= arctic
Erik
(Scurrying for cover)
Well, I still close the hood of my automobile/truck and put the bonnet
on my girl. We will ignore spanner for the moment. :^)
I'm using mutt in a desktop environment, would like to know if there's
a way (any) to make mutt go to a specific email from an external
program/script, mutt could be in a different mailbox, ideally this
should change too.
I believe you mean “Is there a way to control an already-running mutt
I'm using mutt in a desktop environment, would like to know if there's
a way (any) to make mutt go to a specific email from an external
program/script, mutt could be in a different mailbox, ideally this
should change too.
I believe you mean “Is there a way to control an already-running
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 11:58:36AM +1200, Chris Bannister wrote:
...
Although, I still wonder why American English *HAS* to be different! The
phrase only in America! springs to mind here.
As an unknowing U.S. citizen I wonder about that only in America.
Are there no distinctions between the
I know how to search the message but what a good mutt macro to change
the mailbox given the mailbox path?
You can change the current mailbox using its filesystem path directly,
if that's what you mean. (e.g. in index, press 'c' then the full path to
your mailbox).
I think would be
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 08:39:14AM -0400, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* Chris Bannister cbannis...@slingshot.co.nz [05-13-14 05:35]:
[...]
You forgot 'eggs it' = exit :)
and'artic'= arctic
Erik
(Scurrying for cover)
Well, I still close the hood of my automobile/truck
On 13May2014 17:06, Alex Andreotti alex.andreo...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm using mutt in a desktop environment, would like to know if there's
a way (any) to make mutt go to a specific email from an external
program/script, mutt could be in a different mailbox, ideally this
should change too.
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