Am 2005-03-01 01:40:40, schrieb Ben A'Lee:
> As far as I can tell tagging in the attachment menu is possible,
> unless that's
> something patched in in the Debian build. It definitely appears to be
> working
> here.
I am working with Debian too and tagging
of multiple files is working very well.
> > > So I selected attach and made my way to the directory where the images
> > > were located. I could hit the <space> key and view the images
> > > one-by-one and then select it if I wanted to add it. Unfortunately,
> > > the image files are huge -- viewing a thumbnail would have made life
> > > easier.
>
> Can't think of any easy way to do that. It's probably easier to have an image
> viewer open in a separate window or on a different vt, then switch back to
> mutt
> to select the ones you want.
It can be done, but only with wraper.
If you using zgv/xzgv you can view the pics inside the Directory
".xvpics" directly so if you associate images wit a wraper, it
can look in the subdirectory for it...
It would be nice if 'mutt' can call zgv/xzgv directly this way.
> > > The other pain is that mutt only shows the first X characters
> > > in the attachment list, and the paths were longer than that. So every
> > > file listed in the attachment window had the same text (the filename
> > > had been truncated). So I couldn't see what files I had already added.
> > >
> > > Any tricks to make something like this less painful?
You can configure it...
__( '/home/michelle.konzack/.mutt/muttrc' )___________________________
/
| set attach_format="%u%D%I %t%4n %T%.40d%> [%.7m/%.10M, %.6e%?C?, %C?, %s]"
\______________________________________________________________________
> -Ben
Greetings
Michelle
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