Apologies. I meant to reply to the default color thread. -Chris On Tuesday 24 April 2001 19:36, Chris Cyll wrote: > Excerpt from my unmodified default debian /etc/Muttrc file follows... > > # colors > color normal white black > color attachment brightyellow black > color hdrdefault cyan black > color indicator black cyan > color markers brightred black > color quoted green black > color signature cyan black > color status brightgreen blue > color tilde blue black > color tree red black > > Sounds like maybe your isp doesn't have colors defined in their global > file, like debian does. Could that be it? > -Chris > > On Tuesday 24 April 2001 18:34, Mike Fedyk wrote: > > On Wed, Apr 25, 2001 at 09:27:51AM +1000, Mark wrote: > > > OK, from reading many of these emails I am getting the impression that > > > Mutt sucks less. > > > > > > Currently I am using Netscape for my emails. I know that Mutt will > > > handle gnupg signitures and encryption etc which Netscape doesn't seem > > > to. But will Mutt allow me to open .jpg, pdf and word files. > > > Currently I have Netscape set up to open word files with Abiword, and > > > pdf files with xpdf. Will this be possible with Mutt. > > > > > > I am willing to withstand the learning curve, but I must be able to > > > QUICKLY open pdf and abiword files while reading the email. If not, > > > would evolution be the best bet. > > > > I haven't messed with it, but mutt used mailcap to choose which app for > > each file extention. > > > > Right now, my system is using image magic for viewing, but it takes a > > while on my celeron 366 to load a jpg, is there a faster viewer that > > doesn't have the editing capabilities I'm not using and is in potato? > > > > Mike
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