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Christian.Viken@itea.ntnu.no (Christian Viken) writes:

> 	1: no.test 
> 
> nothing wrong here either...BUT! when I tried to enter the group to
> read my test, pressing 'space' (tried with 'enter' also..same result),
> the little bugger told me "no more unread articles".
> my display:
> 
> 	0: no.test
> 
> My emacs 19.31.1 never tried to leave the Group-buffer. Seems to me it
> just caught up the group. When I visited the group afterwards,
> specifying 10 old articles, my test-article was there, but marked as
> read. Spooky!

That is indeed spooky, and I have no idea what might have happened.
Do you have any score rules that might be expunging articles from
yourself or something odd like that?

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