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MH-E for Debian
---------------
The following contrib files are included. Please see the files themselves
for full documentation.
mh-frame.el - Open MH-E in a separate frame
/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/mh-e/mh-frame.el
Visit (or, if necessary, open) a frame called "MH-E" for mh-rmail,
rescan folder and show current message. On mh-quit from +inbox in
MH-E frame, delete that frame, and if there's a pid argument
argument, kill the proc with that pid.
Start up MH-E in a separate frame with
M-x mh-frame
or you could bind a key to this function:
(global-set-key "\C-x\r" 'mh-frame)
This was originally designed to be used with a shell script that calls it
via the gnuserv package. This shell script is in the commentary section
of /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/mh-e/mh-frame.el
mh-comp-frame.el - Message composition in a separate frame
If this file is loaded into emacs then commands like mh-send, mh-reply,
mh-forward etc. will create a new frame in which the draft is opened. When
the mail is sent (or the draft deleted) this frame goes away. This means
that I can continue visiting other messages or folders or read new mail in
the original frame. It works best when `mh-delete-yanked-msg-window-flag'
is nil.
To enable this, add the line:
(require 'mh-comp-frame)
to your .emacs file.
Using MH-E with other Debian packages
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
swish++: Actually, MH-E is compatible with many search engines, but
this one seems to work particularly well. To use swish++ with
MH-E, read the documentation for the function
mh-swish++-execute-search:
C-h f mh-swish++-execute-search
and then use the command `mh-index-search'.
gnus: A much nicer interface to GPG can be had when gnus 5.9.0 is
installed. On Debian, install the gnus package instead of
using the likely older version of gnus bundled with Emacs and
XEmacs.
Messages that have been signed or encrypted with GPG are
verified and decrypted automatically. To sign or encrypt a
message, use "C-c RET C-s
(mh-mml-secure-message-sign-pgpmime)" and "C-c C-m C-e
(mh-mml-secure-message-encrypt-pgpmime)."
Also, better handling of HTML parts can be achieved with
gnus 5.9.0 in conjunction with handler packages. Set the
variable mm-text-html-renderer to 'w3 and install the
w3-el-e21 package, or alternatively, Bill Wohler reports
good results setting mm-text-html-renderer to 'w3m with the
packages w3mmee, w3mmee-img and w3m-el installed.
mailcrypt: Lets you sign and/or encrypt out-going messages and decrypt
received messages. Just install the package and it sets
itself up correctly in MH-E. Not as fancy as the support
provided by the gnus package.
compface: Needed for the X-Face and Face header fields.
wget and imagemagick:
Needed for the X-Image-URL header field.
w3-el-e21 or w3m-el:
When used with a recent version of gnus, these will render HTML
parts of MIME messages. Set the Emacs variable
`mm-text-html-renderer' appropriately.
picon-domains:
If a Face or X-Face or X-Image-URL header field is not present,
the icon for the originator's domain will be displayed in the
mail header.
-- Peter S Galbraith <psg@debian.org>, Tue Nov 18 23:39:19 2003
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