[This message has also been posted.] I used to use pine as an email client, quite happily, but recently I've switched to mutt for it's threading and color support (and I just wanted something new).
Anyway, I'm probably overlooking something obvious, but I'm having trouble understanding mutt's folder management concept. I want to skim through my messages, reading them as I go. After reading a message, I may want to save it, and in pine I would hit a key to save it to a folder. I've seen the "C" command in mutt: I can read an email, "C"opy it to a folder, but mutt doesn't automatically delete the message after it's been copied. Also, it puts the folder right off of the root of my home directory. I'd rather have it make a sub directory, say ~/mutt-mail/ where folders could go (like pine :). I just don't get it! <grin> Any advice, help, or otherwise will be sincerely appreciated. Thanks! -- garman AT uiuc DOT edu -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]