Re: Problem printing doc-attachments
On Sep 18, Gary Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I upgraded to Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS release 4 some months ago and had a similar problem. I fixed it by changing that line to this: application/msword; mutt_rem_bgrun openoffice.org-2.1 -view %s I need the mutt_rem_bgrun command because I run mutt on a Solaris machine and run viewers for MS attachments remotely on the Linux box. In your case, this might work: application/msword; ooffice -view %s I don't know if that will help, but it's something to try. Thanks for the response. I tried that openoffice startup paramater but it had no effect on this problem. Any suggestions still welcome. I put the same question to the Ubuntu and Openoffice forums, if a solution comes up I'll report here. Holger
Re: How to save copy of resent message?
On Jun 5, John P Verel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I note that if I resend a message from, say, my outbox by doing ESC e to open it, edit and send the new message, no copy of the newly edited and sent message is placed in my outbox. Is there a way to change this behavior? Since 1.3.28 resend-message honors $record and fcc settings. You should upgrade to 1.4.
Re: delete inside pager
On Apr 13, Flavien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [The one above does not work. I suppose you thought : macro pager 'd' 'delete-messagenext-unread' This one has a problem. Test case : N Subject: Foo N Subject: Bar N Subject: Gee Your press Enter to read Foo, then you press D. What happens ? delete-message deletes Foo and points the pager to Bar. Then the next-unread points to Gee. In fact, Bar is no more new, but you've not read it ! :-( Another suggestion ? You need to set/unset $resolve, which determines if mutt moves to the next entry or not after an action like delete. Something like: macro pager d :set noresolveenterdelete-messagenext-unread \ :set resolveenter Holger
Re: Resending a message with Esc-e
On Apr 11, Ken Weingold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: IIRC mutt just sets the Fcc as for any normal mail. So what was fixed in 1.3.28? Resend-message now honors $record and fcc-hooks. Holger
Re: startup commands
On Mar 24, Russell Hoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there any way of telling mutt to execute an interactive command (e.g. collapse-all) in .muttrc short of using push? Sure. There is exec, which is used with named commands, not in key-stroke macros. For example: folder-hook !!execcollapse-all
Re: compose edit command
On Mar 10, Maik Holtkamp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I just spend the weekend by trying to bind edit in compose menu like the manual told me: 6.4.7 edit e edit the message Since mutt did not stop complaining for: bind compose left edit I asked in my distribution mailing list and there was a guy with the right hint: bind compose left edit-message Nothing serious and any guy reading manuals not character by character should have found out anyway, but me was lacking in that kind of fantasy :(. The typo in the manual is of course a bad thing, and it should be corrected. However, when messing with macros and keybindings it is always a good idea also to check the help screens (with '?'), to get the names of all available functions. In the compose menu the help screen says: e edit-message edit the message Regards, Holger
Re: Form Letters on Mutt
On Feb 22, johnathan spectre wrote: * David Collantes [EMAIL PROTECTED] [022102 11:06]: Hi there! How can I create form letters on Mutt? Is that implemented? I have looked around but found nothing. AFAIK Mutt can't do this itself, but if you could always create some sort of template letter with your favorite editor (I use vim) and then A better idea is to use mutt's handy resend-message function (bound to Esc-e by default), which lets you use any msg (including the headers) as a template for new messages. HL
Re: Multiple postponed messages
On Feb 8, David Clarke wrote: I'm just wondering if it's possible to have multiple postponed messages, as whenever I try to compose a new message, it loads the previously postponed message. Sure it is posible to have multiple postponed msgs. You must have the quadoption 'postpone' set to yes (the default is ask-yes) as it loads the postponed msg automatically. Change it to another value. I prefer to have it set to 'no'. The default key for recalling postponed msgs is 'R'. Holger
Re: returning to inbox (..ish)
On Jan 10, Nick Wilson wrote: When I hit 'c' and navigate to a mailbox, how do I get back to /var/spool/mail/nick? It's an awfully painfull task to navigate right up to the spool again. I usually restart mutt, but this surely isn't right? I think you should check the section on folder shortcuts in the manual. Holger
Re: send-hook ~t and autoedit
On Jan 8, Hanspeter Roth wrote: It seems to me send-hook ~t is not working with autoedit and edit_headers set. This is a bug, isn't it? Why should it be considered a bug? Autoedit per definition skips the send-menu, and as the recipient is still unknown when you enter the editor, send-hooks naturally cannot work. So if you want to use send-hooks, you have to unset autoedit, period. Sometimes you just can't have it both ways, and have to choose. Holger
Re: send-hook ~t and autoedit
On Jan 8, Hanspeter Roth wrote: Why not reevaluate the send-hooks after the editing session and after changing the recipient in the compose menu? For instance, send-hooks can be used to insert different signatures matching certain addresses (inserting sigs in different languages, etc.). Re-evaluating the send-hook at exit means deleting that sig and inserting another - a rather complex operation... Holger
Re: moving to inbox
On Aug 29, Alexander Skwar wrote: So sprach »Will Yardley« am 2001-08-28 um 21:53:10 -0700 : also is there a way to get to a message that's marked for deletion other than jumping specifically to that message number? Erhm - l ~D will limit the messages to all the messages which are tagged for deletion. I guess he just wants to use _capital_ J and K to move to messages marked for deletion. -- Holger Lillqvist
Re: automatically prepend the '=' (default location) to mailbox input
On Aug 29, Eric Smith wrote:
How can I configure mutt to implicitly prepend the '=' or '+' to a
user specified mailbox like in change-folder.
I can remap the 'c' command for example to print the '=' for me so
then I only need enter the folder name but this clobbers
the suggested folder name - which is frequently useful.
One easy way to do get rid of the need for the prefixes '=' or '+' is
to use a shell alias which starts mutt in ~/Mail ('cd Mail;mutt;cd').
--
Holger Lillqvist
Re: About quoting text, about emacs.
On Jul 25, David Ellement wrote: However, mutt doesn't keep track of the tag order, and for mbox folders at least, the reply goes to the first message in the folder. Actually, the reply goes to the senders of _all_ the tagged messages. With edit-headers this is no big problem, though. The order of the tagged and quoted messages is affected by the sort mailbox commands; I've found reverse-threads useful for this purpose. Holger
Re: tagging unread
On Jul 9, David Champion wrote: On 2000.07.09, in [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Jason Helfman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I searched threw the manual and it looks us though you may not be able to tag something as unread. If this is the case, why? If I am wrong, can you please point me to the right place in the manual... Keystrokes: w set-flag n (for new) Actually, 'N' is a special toggle function which does not presuppose the initial 'w'. But be sure you press capital N (shift-N). Holger
Re: C-c C-c
On May 12, Jonathan Pennington wrote: Again with the lost configs. I used to just type that sequence after writing an email and emacs would save and exit, automagically releasing control to Mutt. Unfortunately, now I have to explicitily exit before continuing. Does anyone know what I want to adjust to make the sequence C-c C-c (or any sequence for that matter) do this automagically again? To skip the prompt you might use something like this: (defun exit-save-all-yes () "Exit emacs and save all buffers without prompting" (interactive) (save-buffers-kill-emacs t)) (global-set-key "\C-c\C-c" 'exit-save-all-yes) -- Holger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Odd mono problem
Mutt 1.1.9i has been installed on my site. I now have an irritating problem with mono display: the tree is displayed in reverse. I have not defined any mono attribute for the tree in my .muttrc. However, if I specify `bold' for the tree, the whole index turns bold, but the tree remains reverse! Any ideas of what is going on here? -- Holger Lillqvist
Application/RTF ?
I received a mail with a large attachment which I cannot read. The headers are as follows: [-- Attachment #3: Rich Text Format --] [-- Type: application/RTF, Encoding: base64, Size: 127K --] Any ideas what I should add to my .mailcap to make the thing readable? Holger
Re: replying w/out signature?
On Jul 21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if (bol_fsearch ("--"))
Actually there should be a space after the dashes:
if (bol_fsearch ("-- "))
Regards,
Holger
