I want to save an attachment to directory ~/a/b/c. I can manually type in (tab complete etc) the path upon entering ~/a/b/c/ and mutt prompts to save. Fine.
But how can I achieve the same thing using the directory listings view?
I navigate to ~/a/b/c which contains directory d and numerous files. How do I select c and not open it to view the listing?
Browse to the directory ~/a/b/c and then use N to save as a new file in that directory.
You can then either type a file name, or if you want to save under the name that the attachment has, simply hit return: You'll be prompted "File ... is a directory, save under it?" which defaults to yes, so you can hit return again. Then mutt offers to save as ~/a/b/c/name_of_attachment
