1.6. Email and Newsgroups
1.6.1. Sending Mail
To | Keystrokes |
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Compose a mail message | C-x m |
Compose a mail message in another window | C-x 4 m |
Compose a mail message in another frame | C-x 5 m |
Insert contents of the .signature file | C-c C-w |
Send message | C-c C-c |
Define an alias for a name or a group of names | ESC x define-mail-alias |
1.6.2. Reading Mail with RMAIL
Emacs interfaces with a number of mail programs, but its own mail program is RMAIL.
To | Keystrokes |
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Read mail with RMAIL | ESC x rmail |
Scroll to the next screen of the message | SPACE |
Scroll to the previous screen of this message | DEL |
Move to the beginning of this message | . |
Move to the next message | n |
Move to the previous message | p |
Move to the first message | < |
Move to the last message | > |
Jump to a certain message (preface with the number of the message to jump to) | j |
Flag this message for deletion and move forward | d |
Flag this message for deletion and move backward | C-d |
Undelete a message that has been flagged for deletion | u |
Delete all messages flagged for deletion | x |
Save message in RMAIL file format | o filename RETURN |
Save message as a standard ASCII text file | C-o filename RETURN. |
Display a window that lists all messages | h |
Exit RMAIL | q |
1.6.3. Reading Mail with Gnus
Emacs has a built-in newsreader called Gnus. To enter Gnus, type ESC x gnus. You'll see a group buffer, commands for which are listed below. Select the newsgroup you want to read. Commands for the summary buffer, which lists ...
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