Hallo Joerg!


 JJ> When I've switched on that all hidden kludge lines should be shown by 
 JJ> msged to me and I reply, all kludge-lines are quoted.
 JJ> I've to press a lot of times ALT-D when replying.

That's intentional. Sometimes you want to quote kludge lines (e.g. when
reporting some sort of error concerning the kludge lines, or when somedoy
is playing silly games with them), so MsgEd does it like every other editor
I've seen so far: Quote Kludge lines if kludge lines are displayed in
reading mode; don't quote kludge lines if kludge lines are not displayed in
reading mode.

In effect, it is buried relatively low-level down in msged: It always quotes 
everything it has loaded from the message; the kludge-line-stripper is
normally only run when loading a message and you don't want to see them
even when reading.

If it is _really_ a problem, I could of course implement "switch
quotenotes off" or something like that.

Viele Gruesse,
Tobias

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