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"C. R. Oldham" <cro@nca.asu.edu> writes:

> I've installed rgnus 0.6, and have noticed that during prefetching of
> articles, the mouse-highlight flashes wildly.  I assume this is a
> permanent "feature" and it is somewhat annoying.  Am I correct?  Has
> anyone else noticed this?

Well, there's lots of `message'ing going on, which might explain it,
but it's certainly no feature.  (The `message'ing will be turned off
when things get stable.)

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