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In <C0CtKJ.IsM@ddsw1.mcs.com> dattier@ddsw1.mcs.com (DWT) writes:
>doc@uiuc.edu (Jim Marco) wrote in <C0B07G.Mnw@news.cso.uiuc.edu>:
>| Is there a way to =not= save a copy of an outgoing message?  I have my 
>| elmrc configured to save a copy of all my outgoing mail in a =sent folder.
>| But, there are many times I send messages I have no need to save.  I know
>| I can put a [nosave] on the first line of the message and thus not save
>| the body of the message, but the header is still saved and I must change to
>| my =sent folder and delete the message.  I would like to have elm not save
>| the message at all.  Is there some trick to this?
>
>At the s)end f)orget h)eaders c)opy etc. prompt that you get after exiting
>the editor, type c/backspace/return (without the slashes).

how about _not_ saving copies of outgoing mail when you're not using elm
interactively? in nn, i use elm to send mail. when i mail something
to myself (for later perusal, archiving, etc), a copy get saved in
my =sent folder, as well as the =cgw folder, since it was 'To: cgw'.
the only copy i *really* want, of course, is in my =received folder.

um, and what's this about "[nosave]"? someone RTFM me, please?

-cgw-

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