On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 12:20:36AM -0500, Bob Tanner wrote: > Quoting SpencerUnderground (spencer at sihope.com): > > > mailboxes =tclug # procmail saves TCLUG mail to it's own mailbox > > > subscribe tclug-list # Tells mutt I'm subscribed to the list > > What does the mailboxes do exactly? > > I looked on mutt.org (quickly) and did not find anything. I know it > makes a folder look like incoming mail, but how do you use it? What > are the advantages? When you change mailboxes and hit <tab> you cycle between two views. One is all the files in your mail folder, the other is just the mailboxes you define with the mailboxes command. I define a mailbox for each mbox I have procmail filter mail to. That way mutt will notify me when mail arrives in that mailbox. When I change mailboxes one of the mailboxes that has new mail will be the default or I can hit table and get the complete list. Nate