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Hello,

i have a global setting of gnus-summary-line-format (show me the size
of the mail/article), and for several groups i have a local setting
("G p" in group buffer) for showing me the number of lines in the
mail/article.

The articles in the newsgroup "comp.risks" are in digest format. I
want to see the summary with the global format, so i have no local
setting. Works perfectly. But i want to see the articles in the DIGEST
summary buffer with another format!

How to achieve this?

Best regards,
cu, -cc-
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