On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 01:51:17PM -0500, Scruloose wrote: > First, what is the actual command to collapse all threads? When I hit > <ESC>-V it works, and the little keymapping help-screen says that the > command is collapse-all. Just use a "push": folder-hook . push \eV <-- like so You might also want to combine this with collapse_unread, so that only threads with nothing new actually get collapsed: unset collapse_unread <-- like so > And an odd little detail about display... when I run Mutt at the console, > it shows this stylin' tree diagram for each thread, but when I run it in a > gnome terminal window, that tree gets mangled into a bunch of asterisks and > backwards question-marks. You have ascii_chars unset, indicating that the terminal is capable of using line-drawing characters to indicate threading, but the font you're using doesn't include the proper glyphs. set ascii_chars <-- will fix it All in the handy manual, available by pressing F1. -- Marc Wilson | Quantity is no substitute for quality, but its the msw@cox.net | only one we've got.
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