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steve@miranova.com (Steven L. Baur) writes:

>How do you all on Emacs see the right side of long subjects without a
>horizontal scrollbar?
>
>(Hoping I've found a true superiority in XEmacs Gnus)

In the summary we don't want to see it, and in the article buffer the
line wraps so all of it is visible.

And you can scroll the summary buffer horizontaly if you really want
to, but maybe you'd rather toggle truncation instead.

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David Kågedal     Lysator Academic Computer Society       davidk@lysator.liu.se
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