On Sat, 5 Jan 2008, Sonia Hamilton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How do I 'reply-to-list' in the Evolution email client? (eg reply to the > slug email list). > > Now before you say 'Ctrl-L' - it's greyed out on my system, as are all > the options under Message > Mailing List (as well as the mailing list > options under Message > Create Rule). > > Do I have to 'subscribe' to a list (or something similar) before Ctrl-L > works? I remember having to do something similar in mutt. > > I'm working in offline LDAP mode (no wireless/net here), but I've also > noticed the same problem when I'm online. I'm using Evol 2.10.1, Ubuntu > 7.04.
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