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@@ -7,6 +7,19 @@ Major changes since 1.1 - Tommi Komulainen <Tommi.Komulainen@iki.fi> has contributed SSL support for mutt's IMAP client code. +- The message-related commands on the attachment menu have been + rewritten. Changes include dropping the forward_attachment + option, applying the mime_forward quad-option to the attachment + menu, and adding a mime_forward_rest quad-option. Additionally, + the message-related commands are now supposed to work on subparts + of PGP/MIME messages, and from the pager when invoked from the + attachment menu on a message/rfc822 body part. + + Note that the resend-message function now works from the + attachment menu. You can use this to comfortably resend a message + which was included with a bounce message as a message/rfc822 body + part. + Major changes since 1.0 ----------------------- @@ -14,6 +27,24 @@ Major changes since 1.0 only affects the list-reply function now. To get the same mailing list behaviour as with 1.0, use "subscribe" instead. +- The old edit-message command has been split into two commands, + edit-message and resend-message. + + With edit-message (bound to e by default), mutt makes a copy of + the raw message, and gives you the possibility to manipulate it + with your favorite editor. This is ideal for fixing messed-up MIME + headers and the like. + + After you have left the editor, the edited version of the message + is copied back to the current folder, and the original message is + marked for deletion. + + With resend-message (bound to ESC e by default), mutt takes the + current message as a template for a new message. This function is + best described as "recall from arbitrary folders". Note that the + amount of headers included here depends on the value of the weed + option. + - There is a new option $delete_untag. Former mutt versions used to untag messages when you save them, but leave them tagged when you mark them for deletion. $delete_untag controls _both_ cases, @@ -216,8 +247,8 @@ Major changes since 0.93 Also, the 'exec' command has command completion so that - :exec <TAB><TAB> - + :exec <TAB><TAB> + will cycle thru all the commands for that menu. If you type something that is not found in the current menu, the |