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"David W. Crawford" <dc@panix.com> writes:

> When following up and yanking the original, the Path:
> header line and attribution line are typically longer than
> 80 columns.  Could the 'you have lines longer than 79 columns'
> warning be set to not flag the attribution line in the body ?
> I think it already skips over the header lines.

Well, header lines (like Path) are skipped.  Lines in the body
shouldn't be longer than 80 characters, whether they are attribution
lines or not.

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