-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Nancy Backus on 04-26-05  21:46 <=-

 NB>> I'll read a message base, and if I don't have time to reply at the
 NB>> moment, or want to read the message in more depth later, I just toggle
 NB>> the read/unread flag with "*" and come back to it
later...  :)  When I
 DC>> I use the "R" for reply and "S" if I want
to archive the message.  
 
As do I.  :)

 NB>> come back, it jumps right to that message.  If there's more than one in
 NB>> an echo (especially a large one), I'll look for subsequent ones in the
 NB>> listing, using the "T" command...  :)   Works for me... :)
 DC>> Is the 'T' the one that brings up the listing of the messages in 
 DC>> the Echo?  

Yup.  :)   That it is.

ttyl            neb

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