By default, the message will go to the printer in room 116 of the Computer Science building and will be filed in the boxes outside the Computing and Information Services office. The following commands can be issued from the Message View screen. This is the file where incoming email is stored by default. When mutt first loads, the messages it shows in its list are those stored in the user's mail spool. By default, this is the user's only mailbox.
Users can create any number of additional mailboxes to organize their messages.
The following commands, which can be issued at the mutt main screen, are used to manage mailboxes. Messages marked for deletion will actually be deleted when you quit mutt or view a different mailbox. Creating aliases Mutt includes limited support for aliases. An alias is a shorthand name used to represent an email address or a group of email addresses. With threading, the message list can be ordered such that replies to a message are listed directly after that message.