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;-*-emacs-lisp-*-
;
; Example configuration for VM.
;
; Copy this file into ~/.vm and edit to taste; it will be run when vm
; starts up. See the vm manual - under VM in info - for more details.
;
; NOTE to administrators: vm works perfectly OK without this file in
; everyone's home directory. There's no call for it to be copied to
; /etc/skel.
;
(setq vm-startup-with-summary t)
(setq vm-skip-deleted-messages nil)
(setq vm-circular-folders nil)
(setq vm-preview-lines nil)
(setq vm-highlighted-header-regexp "^From\\|^Subject")
(setq vm-included-text-prefix ">")
(setq vm-reply-subject-prefix "Re: ")
(setq vm-folder-directory "~/mail/")
(setq vm-delete-after-saving t)
(setq vm-move-after-deleting t)
(setq vm-delete-empty-folders)
(setq vm-visible-headers '("Resent-From:" "From:" "Sender:" "To:" "Apparently-To:" "Cc:" "Subject:" "Date:"))
; A quick tutorial on VM's MIME display variables.
; vm-display-using-mime controls whether MIME is displayed specially
; at all. Default value is t.
; vm-auto-decode-mime-messages controls whether a MIME message is
; decoded when the message is selected. Decoding means parsing the
; message to figure out what MIME types are in it. This can be
; slow for large messages, so you might not want it to happen
; automatically. Default value is t.
; vm-auto-displayed-mime-content-types controls which MIME types
; are displayed immediately after the message is decoded.
; Default value is ("text" "multipart").
; vm-auto-displayed-mime-content-type-exceptions lists exceptions
; to the auto-displayed types. So you can specify "text" as an
; auto-displayed type and '("text/html") as the exceptions list to avoid
; immediate display of text/html. Default value is nil.
; For text/html handling you probably want to do this:
; (add-to-list 'vm-mime-internal-content-type-exceptions "text/html")
; (add-to-list 'vm-mime-external-content-types-alist
; '("text/html" "netscape -remote 'openFILE(%f)' || netscape %f"))
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