On Sat, Oct 12, 2002 at 07:19:02PM -0500, Michael Heironimus wrote: > According to the mutt FAQ, an asterisk there means that it's a > "pseudo-thread": the headers didn't say that it was a reply, but mutt > assumed that they belonged together because the subject lines were the > same. Usually that's what you want, but you can toggle it on and off > with the "strict_threads" setting. Ah, OK. That makes much more sense, now. So when there's a star there, it means that's mutt's best guess as to thread continuity. > By the way, in the future you might limit your screenshots to the window > you're referring to, and use a nice browser-friendly format like JPEG. Eh, I did it while half awake and not thinking. I also didn't want to spend the extra time to convert the file, though I should have taken a windowshot and not a screen shot. Heh, at least you can see this little bit of mutt trivia confused the early-morning crowd on FurryMUCK's unixgeeks shout channel. > Somebody using dial-up who went to view your screenshot might get quite > a surprise when they realized they were downloading a file that large. I > think the "import" program from ImageMagick can automatically make JPEG > screenshots from the command line. Interesting...tell me more. -- Baloo
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