[Notice -- no procmail content; this is a correction of non-procmail asides
in another post.]
Stan Ryckman suggested to Chuck Campbell,
| But to view all headers from elm, just pipe ("|") the message
| though more (or your favorite pager; mine is "less -mcI").
Just to make something clear: that is necessary only for messages that
Elm recognizes as MIME. Otherwise Elm's "h" command displays full headers.
Another way is to set the environmental variable NOMETAMAIL. Then Elm won't
care about MIME at all and the "h" command will work on MIME messages just as
on non-MIME ones. If you do want to have a MIME message processed as such,
you can always pipe it to metamail.
| And to collect for sending to the procmail list, the easiest way
| is probably to "s"ave to a (new) file, then undelete it or
| exit with your folder unmodified.
Well, that's doing it the hard way. Elm has a "C" (capital-C) command to
copy a message from the current folder to another [which Elm will create if
it doesn't yet exist]; it does the same as "s"ave without marking the message
for deletion. You can "s"ave and then "u"ndelete, sure, but "C"opy will do
the job in one operation.