How do I move multiple tagged e-mails from one folder to another folder?

I tagged multiple e-mails in index/list mode with "t" key. I couldn't find a way to move these
tagged e-mails from one folder to another. I tried "s" to save, but that only saved ONE e-mail
which is a pain if I have many e-mails to move.

I looked at help (?) and Google (Web and newsgroups) and didn't see anything about moving. Did I
miss it or is it something special trick? I am using Mutt 1.4.1i (2003-03-19) on my friend's old
Fedora server (alpha system). Thank you in advance.
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ANTant@zimage.com <ANTant@zimage.com> wrote:
> I tagged multiple e-mails in index/list mode with "t" key. I
> couldn't find a way to move these tagged e-mails from one folder to
> another. I tried "s" to save, but that only saved ONE e-mail which
> is a pain if I have many e-mails to move. I looked at help (?)

/ U s i n g . T a g s <ret>

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Ihor Ivanenko <i+usenetd3b37137@gambit.com.ru> wrote:
> ANTant@zimage.com <ANTant@zimage.com> wrote:
> > I tagged multiple e-mails in index/list mode with "t" key. I
> > couldn't find a way to move these tagged e-mails from one folder to
> > another. I tried "s" to save, but that only saved ONE e-mail which
> > is a pain if I have many e-mails to move. I looked at help (?)

> / U s i n g . T a g s <ret>

That didn't work. I went to help mode (?) in Mutt, then do a search:

Help for index -- (33%)
Search: U s i n g . T a g s

hit enter key and got "Not found." error.
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>> / U s i n g . T a g s <ret>
> That didn't work.

Oops. Try to search for Using.Tags in <f1> (Mutt manual).

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On Wed, 01 Feb 2006 09:01:21 -0600, ANTant@zimage.com wrote:

> I looked at help (?) and Google (Web and newsgroups) and didn't see
> anything about moving. Did I miss it or is it something special trick? I
> am using Mutt 1.4.1i (2003-03-19) on my friend's old Fedora server (alpha

Check the manual for full details (probably in /usr/share/doc/mutt), but you
either need to prefix the command with ; (which tells mutt to apply it to
all tagged messages), or have

set auto_tag

in ~/.muttrc (to tell mutt always to operated on all tagged messages).

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Ihor Ivanenko <i+usenetd3b36e8a@gambit.com.ru> wrote:
> >> / U s i n g . T a g s <ret>
> > That didn't work.

> Oops. Try to search for Using.Tags in <f1> (Mutt manual).

Thanks! ; key is what I missed.
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Paul Walker <usenet@blacksun.org.uk> wrote:
> On Wed, 01 Feb 2006 09:01:21 -0600, ANTant@zimage.com wrote:

> > I looked at help (?) and Google (Web and newsgroups) and didn't see
> > anything about moving. Did I miss it or is it something special trick? I
> > am using Mutt 1.4.1i (2003-03-19) on my friend's old Fedora server (alpha

> Check the manual for full details (probably in /usr/share/doc/mutt), but you
> either need to prefix the command with ; (which tells mutt to apply it to
> all tagged messages), or have

Thanks. ; is what I was missing.
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> Oops. Try to search for Using.Tags in <f1> (Mutt manual).

The F1 macro doesn't work when running mutt in the osx Terminal app,
presumably because the default escape sequence generated by F1 in
Terminal (esc O P) isn't what mutt is expecting. Not that I particulary
want to look at the manual with 'less', but I would like to rebind the
function keys in a way that mutt understands so that I can use them for
my own macros. What does mutt expect the function keys to send?

D P Schreber <schreberdp@rayban.net> wrote:
> The F1 macro doesn't work when running mutt in the osx
> Terminal app, presumably because the default escape sequence
> generated by F1 in Terminal (esc O P) isn't what mutt is
> expecting. What does mutt expect the function keys to send?

Actually termcap/terminfo, not Mutt.

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On 2006-02-02, Ihor Ivanenko <i+usenetd3b1be28@gambit.com.ru> wrote:
> Actually termcap/terminfo, not Mutt.

OK. So what's the implication and how do I fix my problem? OSX appears
to use terminfo.

$TERM is "xterm-color". The F1 key works in mutt if I change TERM to
vt100, but then colors stop working. I can't find any TERM setting that
supports both colors and function keys in mutt.