Jacob --
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% Hi all,
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% I am new to Mutt and would like to know
Hi, and welcome!
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% 1 How to save my addresses to an address book
mutt uses "aliases"; a common way to define them is to create a
separate alias file (~/.mutt.aliases or ~/.mutt/aliases or whatever)
and then source that from your main .muttrc with a command like
set alias_file="~/.mutt/mutt.aliases"
source $HOME/.mutt/mutt.aliases
The first command tells mutt where to look for aliases, so that it can
save an alias you define during a mutt session; the second actually
loads them.
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% 2 Where I find the Mutt documentation files on my Redhat CD
I can't help you much with that, but check
http://www.mutt.org/
for documentation on line, as well as lots of other informative links.
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% 3 how to set up mutt to send a copy of mail to self as default
Let's see, here... Do you want a copy emailed back around to you, or
do you just want to save a copy in a local folder without having to go
through the steps of sending yourself mail?
Assuming the latter, you want to set "copy" on define "record" and,
perhaps, set "save_name" and "force_name" as well.
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% Thanks
Hope this helps!
% Jacob
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