console mode 'mutt -y'), we can see a resume of all mail-files with amount in bytes .
What I would like to see more is the number of mails in each file, something like when
I start 'mutt' without option and the $spoolfile is shown with that information
(number of mails).
I think of some macro menu format . There are surely already the solution(s) but I
didn't find yet in the manual, that's why I would like to learn from mutt-users .
I hope I explain correctly the question this time .
Thanks for your discussions,
Truong,
David T-G [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Truong, et al --
>
> By the way, would you mind setting your line wrap at 72 characters or so?
> It makes it much easier to read, and most folks on this list are staunchly
> ASCII-only and appreciate the formatting.
>
Oh.., I didn'
