David Champion sez: } * On 2002.08.02, in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, } * "Sven Guckes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: } > * Gregory Seidman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-08-02 12:52]: } > > To forward a message with attachments as you would naturally } > > want to you need to go to the attachments view of the message, } > > tag everything you want to forward (including the body if you } > > want to forward that), and then tag-forward (i.e. tag-prefix } > > forward, which is usually ";f"). You'll find yourself in your } > > editor with whatever text you're forwarding, and when you exit } > > the editor the attachments will be there on the compose screen. } > } > yup.. } > } > > This one of the less intuitive parts of mutt. } > } > but i wonder where you would improve the intuitiveness of that. } > suggestions? } } I find that these improve intuitiveness. I on;y use the attachment menu } when I want to forward a specific attachment and leave the rest out. } } message-hook . "set mime_forward=ask-no" } message-hook "~h multipart" "set mime_forward=ask-yes"
Not bad, but mime_forward does the wrong thing also. It's great if you want to forward an entire message (which, occasionally, I do), but it doesn't serve the more common case of wanting to forward everything in the message as parts of your message and adding a comment to the forwarded message body. --Greg
