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Ed <ed@telestoconsulting.com> writes:

> If I am writing an article to post (like right now) I only see a
> Newsgroups: and Subject: header on my article.
>
> But there are many other headers as well that will appear in the
> posted article. How do I see them before posting?


You can do `C-u C-c RET P' to get a raw preview of the article.  Or you
can set 

    (setq message-generate-headers-first t)

if you always want to see all the headers.