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Hello,

	is it me, or there is no way to "un-tick" a ticked message?  I
did a '!' to a message so I could reply to it later, but when I did
replied to it and wanted to 'untick' I was left with no easy way to do
it (apart to editing the group's entry manually with G E).

	Why isn't the gnus-summary-tick-article a toggle function?

	And, what's the difference between a bookmarked and a ticked
message?

	...David

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// d a v i d  l e b e l                       http://www.socom.com/~lebel/
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