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From: bsa@ncoast.UUCP (Brandon Allbery)
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Subject: Digest handling in rn
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Date: Thu, 18-Apr-85 22:13:21 EST
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Quoted from <885@ttds.UUCP> ["Re: Digest handling in rn?"], by johanw@ttds.UUCP (Johan Wide'n)...
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| Well, rn CAN handle digests, sort of. I'm sure there is a better way but
| this is what I do:
| 
| 	gSubject:
| this tells rn that it should search for a line containing the string
| 	'Subject:'
| You can repeat the search by typing
| 	G
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Sigh.  RTFM.  The pager has a command ^G that sets display to start 4 lines
before the string to be located in a search, then does an implicit gSubject:.
I find it works quite well.

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