[Techtalk] mutt config issue: copying instead of moving messages

[Riccarda Cassini]

On Sun, Aug 15, 2004 at 03:56:55PM +1000, Kathryn Andersen wrote:
> On Sun, Aug 15, 2004 at 02:16:40AM +0200, Riccarda Cassini wrote:
> > So, I tag the desired messages, and then type ";s+mboxname" which
> > nicely achieves what I want, *except* that it marks the original
> > messages for deletion - which is kind of a nuisance, as I always have
> [snip]
> > mutt apparently assumes I want to move the messages. Thing is, I'd
> > rather want to *copy* them, so they remain in the original inbox as
> > well. Sure, keeping messages twice is redundant, but I like it that way.
> 
> Use "C" instead of "s" (C is for Copy).

yes, that did the trick <*blush*> - well, almost.  The only remaining
peeve is that it now no longer untags the messages automatically, which
I found rather convenient...  Is there a way to untag them all at once,
other than doing something like "^T." (which seems to take quite a
while to compute on larger mailboxes)?

> 
> And "?" is good for finding help on the keybindings. 8-)

I promise I perused that list quite a couple of times, but apparently
I suffer from selective impaired vision for capital Cs in specific
contexts :^)

Thanks so much,
Riccarda