On Thu, May 23, 2002 at 10:45:46AM -0500, David T-G wrote: > ...and then Ricardo SIGNES said... > % Ideally, I'd like to have a folder that acts like drafts, but doesn't store > % "To" information and doesn't delete messages once they're sent. > > Have you looked at resend-message (bound to esc-e by default)? It uses a > message as a template, and you could probably store the template without a > To: list and then fill it in (probably also even using aliases). I don't > think it deletes the message once it's resent. Play with it and see.
I hadn't ( looked at | thought of ) that yet. I'll give it a try, it might be just what I want. > % Maybe the best thing is to make a keybinding that changes the value of > % $postponed and some other variables temporarily. > Perhaps a universal binding that quickly changes you to =Drafts and then > a binding in there that maps <enter> to <resend-message> so that you > don't have to hit esc-e... Well, I won't want to store these in =drafts, as I'll constantly get bugged about "recall postponed?" -- which is nice when it was postponed, but annoying if I just have form letters. Changing to =forms, though, and doing that... I think I'll do this: make a one-keystroke binding to switch to =forms put a folder-hook on forms to remap enter make a default folder-hook to map enter normally I'll let y'all know how it goes. -- rjbs
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