Confirm prompt settings in mutt r c?

[Chuck Hallenbeck]

Paul,

Most of those features about asking are set to one of four values: yes, 
no, ask-yes, or ask-no.  Yes means just always do it without asking. No 
means never do it, don't bother asking. Ask-yes means ask first, but 
assume yes as default. Ask-no means ask first, but assume no for a 
default.


Chuck





On Mon, Sep 11, 2006 at 08:38:54AM -0600, Paul Migliorelli +1-303-552-6970 wrote:
> Hi all.  Didn't spot anything in the default mutt rc file yet, but was 
> wondering if there's a good line to insert like a turn off for the 
> questions it asks, like save copy of this message, or there is no 
> subject abort, or again, no subject really wanna send and all that?  I'm 
> thinking like where once you send it it auto saves a copy for you rather 
> than asking each and every time for everything??  Thanks.
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