>>>>> "Martin" == Martin Jørgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Martin> It didn't show me the messages anymore, but it instead it Martin> showed an "G." to the left, instead of the usual "R." (for Martin> read I suppose). This is in the group where it works: Martin> R. [ 11: Hadron Quark ] Gnus+bbdb . [ 10: Henry Atting ] . Martin> [ 11: Hadron Quark ] . [ 26: Henry Atting ] . [ 25: Hadron Martin> Quark ] Martin> What does it mean if the "R." becomes a "G." ? "G" marks messages that are killed from server (you can't reach them anymore). Martin> 2) Another newbie question: What does that star mean in Martin> front of the group-name in the "*Group*"-buffer? Like here: Martin> 6119: comp.lang.c 46:*gnu.emacs.gnus Martin> This group has a star, but comp.lang.c doesn't...? I saw the star only when I subscribe to some group and first it's showing was with the start. I think newly subscribed group marks that way. Martin> 3) How to mark all messages as read? In future sessions, I Martin> would also like only to see threads with new Martin> messages... That's how my thunderbird is set up now... I use adaptive scoring and catchup at the end of reading. Catch up can be more flexible and done to region or from/to the point. You can read help about adaptive scoring. It is very usefull. -- Alexander Ponomarenko _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
