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>>>>> "GH" == GLEN HEIN <ghein@nevada.edu> writes:

GH> What I want to do is apply a process mark to several articles and
GH> have them saved.  I've done this before, but it uses the article
GH> number as the filename.  I want it to use the subject line as the
GH> file name.  Is there a way to set this?

This is not an answer, but have you considered instead copying (with
`B c') the articles to another group where you can read them later, or
to make the articles persistent (with `*') so they will never expire?