a nifty feature i don't see anywhere

[Matthew Carpenter]

Perhaps, "kmail --composer <username>"  or if you need to set a common subject "kmail --composer -s 'subject' <username>"

HTH

aiu1411 at gandalf:~> kmail --help
Usage: kmail [Qt-options] [KDE-options] [options] [address]

The KDE Email client.

Generic options:
  --help                    Show help about options
  --help-qt                 Show Qt specific options
  --help-kde                Show KDE specific options
  --help-all                Show all options
  --author                  Show author information
  -v, --version             Show version information
  --license                 Show license information
  --                        End of options

Options:
  -s, --subject <subject>   Set subject of message.
  -c, --cc <address>        Send CC: to 'address'.
  -b, --bcc <address>       Send BCC: to 'address'.
  -h, --header <header>     Add 'header' to message.
  --msg <file>              Read message body from 'file'.
  --body <text>             Set body of message.
  --attach <url>            Add an attachment to the mail. This can be repeated.
  --check                   Only check for new mail.
  --composer                Only open composer window.

Arguments:
  address                   Send message to 'address'.
aiu1411 at gandalf:~>


On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 20:36:52 -0500
dep <dep at linuxandmain.com> wrote:

> greets!
> 
> i'm involved in something where, from time to time -- i did it last 
> night and will again tonight and next tuesday, and tuesdays thereafter 
> for awhile -- need to send a bunch of rapid-fire email comments, all to 
> the same address.
> 
> i've just now tried to figure out a way to set up an icon on the kmail 
> toolbar that would be in effect "new message to [this address]," and 
> i've found no way of doing it. but it ought to be pretty easy to hack 
> into kmail. anybody have an idea of where this might be done? alternate 
> strategies?
> 
> thanks!
> -- 
> dep
> 
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> a vested interest in there being a problem go away. -- Mark Steyn
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