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Subject: Re: color- and web-problem with rgnus
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Stefan Janke <gonzo@burg.studfb.unibw-muenchen.de> writes:

> *major-problem: How could I switch off the coloring quotations in
> some news-articles with green color, or switching on the different
> colors for different quotations? 

Use `M-x customize RET gnus RET'.

> *minor-problem: If I use my mouse to click on an url then I get a
> message, that the function is nil and netscape does not start.

`(setq debug-on-error t)', repeat the bug and mail me the backtrace.

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