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Documentation/email-clients.txt

RFC Harry Wei 2 participants 3 messages May 4, 2011 – May 5, 2011

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Hi Randy,
When i read the Documentation/email-clients.txt, i have got some questions.
I list them in the following.

1, The 155 line writes "(a)ttach works fine without "set paste"". I wonder what the '(a)ttach' means? How should we understand '(a)ttach'? Maybe it is the word 'attach', but i am not sure.

2, You have written "###" in the last line, but i don't know how to understand it.

Thanks.
Harry Wei.

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Quoted 7 lines · Harry Wei

Hi Randy,
When i read the Documentation/email-clients.txt, i have got some questions.
I list them in the following.

1, The 155 line writes "(a)ttach works fine without "set paste"". I wonder what the '(a)ttach' means? How should we understand '(a)ttach'? Maybe it is the word 'attach', but i am not sure.

I believe that "(a)ttach" means that the 'a' key is used for the Attach command, but I didn't write this section of text for Mutt.

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2, You have written "###" in the last line, but i don't know how to understand it.

It's just a marker for the end of the file. You can ignore it.

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Quoted 7 lines · Harry Wei

Hi Randy,
When i read the Documentation/email-clients.txt, i have got some questions.
I list them in the following.

1, The 155 line writes "(a)ttach works fine without "set paste"". I wonder what the '(a)ttach' means? How should we understand '(a)ttach'? Maybe it is the word 'attach', but i am not sure.

I believe that "(a)ttach" means that the 'a' key is used for the Attach command, but I didn't write this section of text for Mutt.

Hmmm, okay, now i know its useage.

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2, You have written "###" in the last line, but i don't know how to understand it.

It's just a marker for the end of the file. You can ignore it.

*sigh*
That's unthinkable ;)

Thanks
Harry Wei.