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Dealing With Mail in Mutt

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Juliet Kemp
Nov 10, 2009

“T: Toggles the visibility of quoted text (any line beginning
>). Useful when people haven’t trimmed their quotes.

l: The limit command. l WORD will show only messages whose From
or Subject lines contain WORD. Regular expressions are accepted,
and you type l all to view all messages again. Even more usefully,
there’s a set of mutt-specific patterns prefixed with ~,
including:”


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