Re: dotlock

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Turning off highlighting

I just installed vim on a shared server and everyone's pretty unhappy with all the new highlighting they're seeing when they edit files. How can I turn off the underlining/highlighting for users when they edit a file? Do I have to edit every name.vim file on the system? Thanks for your help,

pgp2.6.3 signing mails the old way?

Hi all, I use a macro macro compose S "Fpgp +verbose=0 -fast +clearsig=on\ny^T^Uapplication/pgp; format=text; x-action=sign\n" # To pgp-sign the old way :) to sign mails with my pgp 2.6.3 the old way, i.e. not pgp/mime. And the receive of that mail can't handle withit, because he is using

how to mark bounced and forwarded msg's?

Hi all, I wonder, if I can mark messages, I have bounced or forwarded to others with 'b' or 'f' just like a 'r' after replieing a mail? Is this possible within 0.95.4i? Or any newer version? Or could it it get into a wishlist? CU -- \o/ Michael Thies ---

Re: how to mark bounced and forwarded msg's?

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Re: uudencoded stuff

On Mon, 17 May 1999, Eric Smith wrote: How do I decode and view automatically? What rule would I use in the /etc/mailcap cause the file does not have a specific ending. If you want automatic view, then you have to convert uuencode to MIME by using emil (http://www.spinnaker.de/debian/#emil)

Re: Mutt Installation Question

According to Ralf Hildebrandt [EMAIL PROTECTED]: HP's sed is seriously broken, try using GNU sed -- e.g. gcc egcs won't build with the brroken HP sed. I have a binary for you to try out; I won't send it to the list but to you directly. FYI, one can find various HP-UX binaries (eg. GNU sed,

Re: Turning off highlighting

On 1999-05-17 08:31:40 -0700, Marco Mileto wrote: How can I turn off the underlining/highlighting for users when they edit a file? Do I have to edit every name.vim file on the system? syntax off or something like this, if I recall it correctly. Anyway, please direct your vim questions to the

Re: mutt-announce unused?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] spake thus: ist mutt-announce used? At least I got no annoucement of 0.95.5 ... Ditto. How does one know about new development releases? I'd also like to know where I can get a CVS version of mutt... Leon -- Leon Breedt | Developer,

Re: group reply (was: Turning off highlighting)

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Re: Urlveiw help

[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I downloaded the url veiw but cant seem to get it to reconise in Mutt Mutt doesn't just "recognize" urlview automatically. You have to specifically launch urlview on a given message, and it will do its work. For instance, someone posted earlier some

Re: uudencoded stuff

Quoting our friend -- Eric Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Also where may I download urlview? if you ever get urlview to work *PLEASE* let me know how you did it thanks rob -- Linux Home Page http://www.connix.com/~dizzy73/LBM.htm S.u.S.E Linux 5.3

Curiosity with macros and function binding

Hi, I'm curious about this. I understand that one can use functions within a macro by putting them in brackets. For example, I can make a macro like this: macro index I "change-folderfoobar\n" and it works fine. Why can't I make a macro: macro index X "exity" Is exit not