Mutt and speech

[Ralph W. Reid]

Could vim's text width be set in a .vimrc file or maybe in the
'editor=' setting by including a command line parameter for bim in
your Muttrc file?  I mostly use emacs these days, but I seem to recall
doing a lot with .vimrc files in the past.

HTH, and have a great day.

On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 10:21:57PM -0700, Gaijin wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 08:32:19PM -0700, Zachary Kline wrote:
> > I'm quickly learning to really enjoy Mutt.
> <End-Quote>
> 
> 	Use it myself and love it.  I just wish I could find out how to
> 	make it set vim's text width setting to 72, so I don't have to
> keep typing it in manually.  I like how it works with spamassassin, and
> one of these days I'll read up on how to make it put things into folders
> based on the "List-ID" header field.  It doesn't work well with the Orca
> mailing list, though.  If you try to save a message, you always have to
> call up the Mail directory and highlight the list's save file, or it
> defaults to the user's mail address, making a large mess.  I sure wish
> they'd fix that, because you can't even hit "r" to reply to the list,
> rather than the mail's author.  PITA IMHO, and totally bassackwards.
> Anyway, I can only suggest using  'ignore *' and 'unignore <headers to
> unignore>' in the /etc/Muttrc file to weed headers.  Otherwise, you wind
> up looking at 60+ lines of header information. <grins>  Took me awhile
> to figure out how to save attachments.  Had to give SpeakUP a workout to
> see what exactly was being displayed.
> 
> 			Michael
> 
> 
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