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@ -1519,32 +1519,35 @@ MIME-parts that contain files@footnote{Attachments come in two flavors:
operating on them; everything that specifies a filename is considered an
attachment}.
To save such attachments as files on your file systems, the @t{mu4e}
message-view offers the command @code{mu4e-view-save-attachments}; default
keybinding is @key{e} (think @emph{extract}). After invoking the command, you
can enter the file names to save, comma-separated, and using the completion
support. Press @key{RET} to save the chosen files to your file-system.
To save such attachments as files on your file systems, @t{mu4e}'s message-view
offers the command @code{mu4e-view-save-attachments}; its default keybinding is
@key{e} (think @emph{extract}).
With a prefix argument, you get to choose the target-directory, otherwise,
@t{mu4e} determines it following the variable @t{mu4e-attachment-dir} (which can
be file-system path or a function; see its docstring for details.
After invoking the command, you can enter the file names to save,
comma-separated, with completion support. Press @key{RET} to save the chosen
files to your file-system.
While completing, @code{mu4e-view-completion-minor-mode} is active, which offers
@code{mu4e-view-complete-all} (bound to @key{C-c C-a} to complete @emph{all}
files@footnote{Except when using 'Helm'; in that case, use the Helm-mechanism
for selecting multiple}.
@t{mu4e} determines the target directory using the variable
@t{mu4e-attachment-dir} (which can be either file-system path or a function; see
its docstring for details. However, you can manually set the target by calling
@code{mu4e-view-save-attachments} with a prefix argument.
When completing the file names, @code{mu4e-view-completion-minor-mode} is
active, which offers @code{mu4e-view-complete-all} (bound to @key{C-c C-a} to
complete @emph{all} files@footnote{Except when using 'Helm'; in that case, use
the Helm-mechanism for selecting multiple}.
@subsection MIME-parts
Not all MIME-parts are message bodies or attachments, and it can be useful to
operate on those other parts as well. For that, there is the function
operate on those other parts as well. For that there is
@code{mu4e-view-mime-part-action} (default key-binding @key{A}). You can pass
the number of the MIME-pars (as seen in the message view) as a prefix argument,
the number of the MIME-part (as seen in the message view) as a prefix argument;
otherwise you get to get to choose from a completion menu.
After choosing one or more MIME-parts, you are asked for an action to apply to
them; see the variable @code{mu4e-view-mime-part-actions} for the possibilities;
and you can add your own actions as well, see @ref{MIME-part actions} for some
After choosing one or more MIME-parts, you can specify an action to apply to
them; see the variable @code{mu4e-view-mime-part-actions} for the possibilities.
You can add your own actions as well, see @ref{MIME-part actions} for an
example.
@node MSGV Custom headers