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2005-09-17Gah, forgot the zip code when updating the FSF address...Brendan Cully
2005-09-17Update FSF address (via sed, I hope nothing got mangled). Closes: #2071.Brendan Cully
2005-08-05Move some attachment-related prototypes and structures into attach.hBrendan Cully
from the global headers. A small step towards sane dependency tracking and code cleanliness.
2003-10-04This patch fixes various aspects of the attachment-savingThomas Roessler
user interface. Changes include: * When tagging and saving multiple attachments, you can now use the same target directory for multiple attachments. * When you can't save an attachment, you get an opportunity to enter a new file name. * The menu cursor will highlight the attachment that you are currently discussing with mutt. * Various bug fixes. This does, in particular, address #1619 (Debian#208430).
2002-12-11Fix Mike's and my e-mail addresses in copyright lines.Thomas Roessler
2001-09-11The addressbook used to crash when someone issued the alias andThomas Roessler
unalias commands while on that menu. This patch has a basic fix for this behaviour, and adds delete and undelete functions to this menu. While I'm on it, I've also made sure that "apply-tag" untags everything on all menus. The original crash was noted by Oliver Kauss <kauss@gmx.de>.
2001-01-27Add collapsing to the receive-attach menu, and improve digestThomas Roessler
handling that way.
2000-11-27Make sure edit-type works without a segmentation fault from theThomas Roessler
receive-attach menu.
2000-03-03The FSF apparently has moved.Thomas Roessler
2000-01-06Update copyright notices for unstable.Thomas Roessler
1999-11-07Rewriting lots of the recvattach code.Thomas Roessler
1999-01-07Get rid of RCS ids in source files. They are getting in our wayThomas Roessler
when merging changes.
1998-10-13Add RCS $Id$ strings to (hopefully) all source files.Thomas Roessler
1998-08-25CVS branch clean-up.Thomas Roessler
1998-06-08Initial revisionThomas Roessler