> turn off font-lock in your info buffers.
> I'd love to turn off font-lock everywhere, I hate the incessant
> pseudo-underlining and bolding in my various buffers (even running under
> xterm it won't just give me plain text any more), but there is
> apparently no way to do it without maintaining a list of dozens of
> individual variables to be set to nil. (At least when I asked/searched
> about it a couple months ago, that was the answer I got.) (setq-default
> global-font-lock-mode nil) is insufficient, in fact I don't think even
> think it undoes Info fontification. Sigh ... if anyone has a practical
> solution, I'd be grateful to know about it.
In Emacs-CVS, keeping global-font-lock-mode to nil *should* get rid of such
highlighting. I don't claim it does, but in general I'd consider it a bug
if it doesn't, so if you report it we may fix it.
For info-mode, it currently only partly works: it removes the highlighting
but it doesn't put the ASCII-art underlines back in. I think it's a bug.
Stefan
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