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Subject: Re: Oort Gnus 0.16 failing inline html-handling
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[Kai Großjohann]
> Per-Karsten Nordhaug <pnordhaug@tiscali.no> writes:
>> list-load-path-shadows prints out a *long* list of paths...
> The question is: is Oort shadowing other stuff (that's okay) or vice
> versa (that's not okay)?

This MIGHT have had something to do with it, but anyways I managed to
solve the problem. A search on google on the errormessage reported
someone having the same problem due to flim. Removing that (which I
don't need anyway), removed the error. Wheee :-)

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