On Thu, Aug 23, 2001 at 12:52:54AM -0500, Bob Tanner wrote: > Quoting Ben Lutgens (blutgens at sistina.com): > > Having mailboxes set allows you to open mutt with the -y switch and see all > > of the ones in your list ( i.e. th places new mails go and not all the > > places you've "s"aved mail to.) > > I guess I need to see a demo. mutt -y just gives me a blank screen (nothing > listed). "c" gives me a list of lots of stuff. It sounds like you don't have it set up right. You should have the following lines in your .muttrc: set folder="~/Mail" mailboxes =tclug-list # corresponds to ~/Mail/tclug-list subscribe tclug-list Now, when oy run `mutt -y` you should see a list of mailboxes (prefixed with '=') and your mail spool in an `ls -l` type list, unless you've customized that. Nate