Thomas Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I was actually thinking about flagging messages as important (the
> "!" in the index).
That can also be done using procmail to modify the Status: header
according to the headers that it notices when the message is received.
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David DeSimone | "T
On 28-Dec-1999, Mikko Hänninen wrote:
> I've just recently switched to using aterm instead of xterm with my X,
> and as a result some of my Mutt key bindings have stopped working.
> Apparently there is some difference in the programs.
I'm using aterm as well. All keys working well.
These are the
Hi,
I've just recently switched to using aterm instead of xterm with my X,
and as a result some of my Mutt key bindings have stopped working.
Apparently there is some difference in the programs.
Anyway, I'm puzzled over this. When I press Home I get (according to
a script I run to check the asc
Hello guys,
The problem:
I've corrected mutt configuration adding next string in it (to
represent my current configuration):
my_hdr From: Alexander Sclearuc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Now all my fcc-save-hook and fcc-hook directives do not have any
effect: by default all messages are proposed to be s
On 1999-12-27 20:28:17 -0800, rex wrote:
> No offense, but if Outlook crashes the lame M$ OS when it
> receives RFC 822 compliant mail, why should we be concerned?
> Rather than try to code a workaround, wouldn't it be best to show
> the world that M$ employs incompetent programmers who can't cod
