Thanks, o wiser-than-I-in this-for-sure ;-} As per another merciful advice, I have already downloaded staroffice, but haven't installed it yet. I'll give that a try at work first. It might be a better solution for a business co. When (and if ever - sigh -) I get it to work, I'll try your method at home. Your method seems much more interesting and 'educational'. It is the perfect excuse to understand Linux mail machinery better, not to mention all those cool clients and .files that real linuxers seem to use. Thanks mightily! Antonio C T Rocha Brasil -----Mensagem original----- De: Ribbo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Data: Quinta-feira, 9 de Dezembro de 1999 00:11 Assunto: Re: [newbie] Mail client that handles many different pop accounts??? >Pada Minggu, 06 Dec 1999, Auroch menulis: > >> Hello, Wise Ones, > >not me ;) > >> Q : Which Linux mail client handles several different accounts for the >> same user at the same time, and also handles html, images and such? > >Mutt [http://www.mutt.org] >i use 3 email accounts for 6 mailing list and it works great. >the main keys are "send-hook", and "set sendmail=/usr/sbin/sendmail -f >[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in your .muttrc files, use fetchmail for download emails, and use procmail for filtering. >here's one of my send-hook for .muttrc (i.e.): >send-hook newbie 'set sendmail="sendmail -f [EMAIL PROTECTED]"; \ > my_hdr From: Ribbo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; \ > set signature:"~/.mutt/sig/ribbo"' > >and this is my .fetchmailrc: > >poll pop3.telkom.net proto POP3 > user ribbo password xxxx is des fetchall > user des password xxxx is des fetchall >poll pop3.isp.net proto POP3 > user jedi password xxxx is des fetchall > >["des" is my account in my linux box] > >html could be seen with configured mailcap (you can find it by the link >from the URL above), and also sounds, pics, mpg >but you need to run mutt under X cause it needs some X apps to open >those files. or you can save it if you running mutt in the console, then >open it later (those files will be seen as attachment). >html still viewable in the console if you have lynx installed. > >Or..... >you can use the newest version of XFmail (need XForm) or Postilion >(www.postilion.org, still need procmail for filtering). >both running under X. > > >-- >Rib
