Brendan Miller <[email protected]> writes: > After reading an article in summary it gets marked with 'R'. If I leave > the summary buffer for my group with q and log back in, that article > disappears. Why is this? Also, is there a way to prevent this behavior?
If you enter the summary with a prefix (like C-u RET), it'll show up again. Within a summary buffer, you can do C-u M-g to show read articles. But if anyone's got a handy "show me ten older articles" elisp snippet hanging around, I'd love to get a copy … > I really only want articles to disappear if I manually ask for it. With news groups, you may have 27102 "read" articles, showing all of them each time you enter would take a while … but I guess you could bind a key to do the equivalent of C-u 20 RET to always show you the 20 last when you enter. > Also, I've noticed there is a way to mark an article read using d, but > it makes it with a lower case 'r' flag. What's the difference between > this lower case 'r' flag and the upper case 'R' flag? r is manually marked read, R is really read ;) I'm pretty sure they're treated the same when you exit the summary though. -Kevin _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
