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In article <8398@chorus.fr> mgu@chorus.fr (Marc Guillemont) writes:
} 
} Is there any way, when composing a message, to insert (via ~i or ~f)
} messages from other folders (i.e. not from the current one), either with a
} specific syntax (like ~f folder:[msg-list]) or with other commands?

You can use ~:folder to change folders, then ~i the message list.  You
can't do this if you started the program in mail-sending mode (by giving
an address on the command line), only if you used the internal "mail" or
"reply" commands.

Use at your own risk -- remember that changing folders may do an update.

You could also ~:merge, adding the new folder to the current one, then ~i,
then later delete all the merged-in messages before updating.  Won't work
on read-only folders (but of course, ~:folder does not update a read-only
folder, so one or the other is always usable).

Completely self-serving plug follows:

Z-Mail not only has a ~z escape to "suspend" your composition and return
you to the command mode, but also supports having more than one folder
open at a time, so you don't have to update just to access messages from
another folder.
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Bart Schaefer                                           schaefer@zipcode.com
Z-Code Software Corporation                             schaefer@cse.ogi.edu