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>>>>> On 10 Jan 2000 15:16:55 -0500, Colin Rafferty <colin.rafferty@msdw.com> said:

Colin> So much for my guesses.  I assumed that since it was creating a
Colin> new *Summary* buffer for each group rather than reusing the
Colin> same one, it would work.

Colin> Generally, my problem is that if I have a *Summary* buffer for
Colin> a group in one frame, trying to use it in another frame will
Colin> have the problems that you have.

It's probably because I also have a *Tree* buffer.  I bet if I turn
off tree'ing it may work.  Since I don't ever actually look at that
window, it certainly wouldn't be a loss (its really just a novelty).

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