On Sun, Sep 19, 1999 at 09:46:42PM +1000, Shao Zhang wrote:
> Wojciech Zabolotny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Hi All!
> >
> > A few months ago I used PINE and I love'd it because of the wonderfull
> > black-on-white layout which it used on my xterm (though still white-on-black
> > on my console).
> > Because of some licence inconveniences I've decided to switch to mutt, which
> > is quite good (although lacks some features, eg. forwarding of the message
>
> Lacks some features?? I don't think so. What kind of *features*
> are you expecting??
>
> > with all headers - very usefull for reporting of mail abuses), but always
>
> In that case, you will want this:
>
> ### forward_weed
> ### Type: boolean
> ### Default: set
> ### When set, message headers will be weeded when forwarding a decoded
> version of
> ### the message.
> unset forward_weed
Thanks, I've missed it. I'll need to configure a keyboard shortcut for seting
and unseting of forward_weed.
>
> > uses black background both on console, and on the xterm.
> > The white-on-black characters are almost illegible on most the monitors I
> > use
> > (some of them are really good), so I have to switch to the lower
> > resolution,
> > or use xterm with a REALLY-BIG-FONT
>
> Which version of mutt are you using? Have your tried the
> following??
Mutt 0.95.3i (1999-02-12)
> export TERM=xterm-color; mutt
The only result of setting TERM to xterm-color is that BACKSPACE key stopped to
work, and I have no key to rewind the message...
> You can also customise color highlighting in just about anyways
> you want. Some of mine looks like this:
>
> # colors
> color indicator black cyan
> color status brightgreen blue
> color hdrdefault cyan black
> color header brightgreen black ^From:
> color header brightcyan black ^To:
> color header brightcyan black ^Reply-To:
> color header brightcyan black ^Cc:
> color header brightblue black ^Subject:
> color body brightred black [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> color body brightblue black (http|ftp)://[\-\.\,/%~_:?\#a-zA-Z0-9]+
> color quoted green black
> color attachment brightyellow black
> color signature cyan black
> color tree red black
> color tilde blue black
> color markers brightred black
>
Yes, it works, but requires a lot of typing... additionally I'll need
two different configuration files - one for xterm, and another one for
console... Maybe I'll need to write a wrapper, something like this:
if [ $DISPLAY ]; then
mutt -F ~/.muttrcx
else
mutt
fi
> Hope this helps.
Yes, thanks a lot
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