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From: think!compass!worley@EDDIE.MIT.EDU (Dale Worley)
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Subject: Browsing the kill ring
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Date: 23 Feb 89 20:08:10 GMT
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Has anybody used both browse-kill and browse-yank and can tell me
which is better and why?

Also, is there a browse-undo package out there for comparing the
various states of the buffer (implicitly) stored in the undo
information?  (It would probably be hard to do.)

Dale
worley@compass.com