> I think they're some of the best keybindings out there. very sensible and > practical. (tho it did take a while for me to get used to 'd' being 'delete' > instead of 'down to next message', and up/down arrows switch to > previous/next message, rather than scrolling up/down. but it didn't bother > me enough to make me do anything about it.) I was able to arrange the keybindings so that they were close enough to sane that I thought I could adapt. However, my brief experiences with mutt left me unsatisfied with its msg search/filtering power, as compared with pine. When you enable-aggregate-command-set in pine, you can make and refine selection of messages based on To, From, Subject, all text, etc. I couldn't determine how to do that in Mutt. So I switched back to pine, with some regret, since there are a lot of mutt features that I really like (esp. the different colors for different levels of quoted text). Andy > > Carl. >