hide headers in pgnus 0.95?

hide headers in pgnus 0.95?

[lconrad]

Under 0.95, I don't seem to see any more headers when I push the "Hide 
headers" menu selection, or say "W t".  I'm sure I used to use that
all the time and it used to tell me things.

I'm using xemacs 20.4 under RedHat LINUX 5.2.
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Re: hide headers in pgnus 0.95?

[Kai Großjohann]

lconrad@world.std.com writes:

> Under 0.95, I don't seem to see any more headers when I push the "Hide 
> headers" menu selection, or say "W t".  I'm sure I used to use that
> all the time and it used to tell me things.

Try `t' rather than `W t', that works.  Hm.  But I think `W t' should
behave the same.  Bug?

kai
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Re: hide headers in pgnus 0.95?

[lconrad]

>>>>> "kai" == johann  <Kai> writes:

    kai> lconrad@world.std.com writes:
    >> Under 0.95, I don't seem to see any more headers when I push
    >> the "Hide headers" menu selection, or say "W t".  I'm sure I
    >> used to use that all the time and it used to tell me things.

    kai> Try `t' rather than `W t', that works.  Hm.  But I think `W
    kai> t' should behave the same.  Bug?

You're right; `t' works.  But what I really use is the item on the
"article" => "hide" => "headers" menu.  If "W t" doesn't work any more 
for a good reason, that menu item should be changed to point to the
command which does work, `t'.

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Re: hide headers in pgnus 0.95?

[Kai Großjohann]

I'm not sure what `W t' is supposed to do, but from your description
it seems to be a bug that `W t' doesn't work anymore.
kai
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Re: hide headers in pgnus 0.95?

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

lconrad@world.std.com writes:

> You're right; `t' works.  But what I really use is the item on the
> "article" => "hide" => "headers" menu.  If "W t" doesn't work any more 
> for a good reason, that menu item should be changed to point to the
> command which does work, `t'.

Well, `W t' hides headers, while `t' toggles headers, so I think
that's correct.  `t' is in the middle of the Article menu item, I
think. 

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