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Danny Siu <dsiu@Adobe.COM> writes:

> The headers line in Article buffer mess up when I enter a nnfolder mail group
> (GNUS) and view the first unread article the _first time_.  Subsequence views
> of the same articleis are displayed OK.  When the Article buffer is mess up,
> the text "nnfolder:GNUS" is inserted in the beginning and the end of all the
> headers lines (To:, Subject:, From:, etc).
> 
> I am using rgnus-0.81 with picon and x-face (all display in article buffer)
> enabled.

Guessing wildly, I think this sounds like a glyph glitch.  Is the text
really there, or does it just look like it's there?  

Try switching x-face and picons off and see whether that helps.

-- 
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  larsi@ifi.uio.no * Lars Ingebrigtsen