> I really want to find a way to use vim as my default email editor. I
> have been using thunderbird for a reasonable amount of time now, and I
> stumbled through this "external editor" thunderbird plubin. However,
> it seems not to be working with recent versions of thunderbird.
>
> So, I was pondering, "well, many vim users certainly use vim to write
> emails." If so, do you have any tips regarding this subject. What I
> have done so far is to write the email in vim, and then paste the
> message back into the email client. There must be a better, clever, or
> nicer way of doing this.
>
> I simply cannot stand any other editor anymore. There is no life after
> vim.
>
> Any thoughts and ideas are welcome.
>
i didn't catch whether you noted windows or linux -- i can state that
windows thunderbird 7.0 does work for me BUT only if the call to gvim
uses the '-f' parameter. The '--no-fork' parameter gives an error for
me. I have the full path declared
C:\MyPrograms\Vim\vim73\gvim.exe -f for the plugin.
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