[no subject]

I don't know if mutt does this but mail will allow you to invoke a vi 
editor as follows:

mail foo at domain.net

When you do the above, you'll be prompted for a subject then you'll be 
creating the email.  enter '~e' on the line and you'll be thrown into 
your editor.

-- 
Until later, Geoffrey


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