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I just switched to a 3 pane layout (with a config pretty much right out
of the manual).  But now my bbdb pane shows up under the Group buffer.
Does anyone have their bbdb pane showing up under their Summary/Article
buffers by chance that could share their config?
-- 
Jason Dufair - jase@dufair.org
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and those who dont.
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