Chapter 21: Using exmh

21.0 Chapter Introduction

21.1 Mousing Around

21.2 Keyboard Commands

21.3 The exmh Display

21.4 Folder Display

21.5 Folder Cache

21.6 Table of Contents

21.7 Message Display

21.8 Managing Messages

21.8.1 Deleting Messages

21.8.2 Refiling Messages

21.8.3 Undo

21.8.4 Linking Messages

21.8.5 Auto Commit

21.8.6 Implied Direction

21.8.7 Skipping Marked Messages

21.8.8 Changing Folders Automatically

21.9 Sending Mail

21.9.1 Sending a New Message

21.9.2 Replying to a Message

21.9.3 Forwarding a Message

21.9.4 Using an Existing Message as a Template

21.10 Mail Aliases

21.11 The Built-in Editor

21.11.1 Editing Commands

21.11.2 Sending a Message

21.11.3 Saving a Draft

21.11.4 Aborting a Draft

21.11.5 Signatures

21.11.6 PGP

21.12 Mail Formatting

21.12.1 Line Breaks

21.12.2 Changing Fonts

21.12.3 Inserting Files

21.13 MIME Formatting

21.14 Faces

21.14.1 Facesaver Database

21.14.2 X-Face Header Fields

21.15 Using Another Editor

21.16 Filtering Mail

21.16.1 Filtering and the Unseen Sequence

21.16.2 Incorporating Mail

21.16.3 Mail Filtering File Examples

21.17 Tips

21.17.1 Background Processing

21.17.2 Scan Caches

21.17.3 Optimizing Message Display

21.17.4 More Keyboard Stuff

21.17.5 Large Folders

21.18 Tk Send and Xauthority

21.19 More Information

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This file is from the third edition of the book MH & xmh: Email for Users & Programmers, ISBN 1-56592-093-7, by Jerry Peek. Copyright © 1991, 1992, 1995 by O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. This file is freely-available; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation. For more information, see the file copying.htm.