On Mon 06-Aug-2001 at 05:25:52PM -0400, Ethan Blanton wrote:
> Justin R. Miller spake unto us the following wisdom:
> > Which brings me to a question... what does the '&' represent in the same
> > position?
>
> It generally seems to me that it means you have limited your message
> list, and th
Justin R. Miller spake unto us the following wisdom:
> > I can't find any information in the mutt manual about the meaning of
> > the "*" character, when it appears in the child message subject lines
> > in the index. Can anyone tell me what it signifies?
>
> I believe it means that the thread w
Thus spake Jonathan Irving ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I can't find any information in the mutt manual about the meaning of
> the "*" character, when it appears in the child message subject lines
> in the index. Can anyone tell me what it signifies?
I believe it means that the thread was implied, ma
Jonathan Irving spake unto us the following wisdom:
> I can't find any information in the mutt manual about the meaning
> of the "*" character, when it appears in the child message
> subject lines in the index. Can anyone tell me what it
> signifies?
It indicates that the denoted message is "sub
Heya
I can't find any information in the mutt manual about the meaning
of the "*" character, when it appears in the child message
subject lines in the index. Can anyone tell me what it
signifies?
I have threading enabled and ascii_chars set (although this
character appears as a "*" in either ca
