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>>>>> On 9 Dec 92 10:03:51 GMT, ssammy@cs.strath.ac.uk (Paul Sammy 4th Year iE/CES) said:
	Paul> Nntp-Posting-Host: hunter-04

>Regarding Re: Followup: changing the string indicating included text; akiy@diva.cs.titech.ac.jp (Akiyama Jun) adds:
 > bgarwood@sngldsh.cv.nrao.edu (Bob Garwood) writes:
>>   How do I change/set the string that preceeds each line of included text
>>   when Following up to an article?  Most people seem to use ">".  The local
>>   installation of gnus simple prepends 3 spaces (making it difficult to
>>   follow who said what and also difficult to substitute a different 
>>   string after typeing "F").
 > I, too, have this same question.  The above quote was ">"ed by having
 > fun with the cursor controls and inserting ">" before each line.  

	Paul> Does gnus as standard have the ability to insert the ">" character?
	Paul> I myself use supercite to give powerful citation control.
	Paul> Before anyone asks, heres the LCD entry:

	Paul> 	 GNU Emacs Lisp Code Directory Apropos -- "supercite"
	Paul> "~/" refers to 128.146.8.52:/pub/gnu/emacs/elisp-archive/

	Paul> supercite (2.2)	      91-06-29
	Paul>      Barry A. Warsaw, <bwarsaw@cen.com>
	Paul>      ~/packages/sc-2.2.tar.Z
	Paul>      Mail and news citation package.

 > 	Jun Akiyama

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Great!  Much better than all those spaces. 

I'm sort of new to this game...  How do I actually get emacs to list the
supercite help file when I type "^hi" so I can figure out how to clean-up
the rest of the citation.

                                    Bill
--
"Yeti!  Saw them in the London Underground twenty years ago.  Ghosts!
A headless woman used to walk through my bedroom at midnight.  Mermaids?
Grandpa was rescued from the Marie Celeste by one.  Vampires?  I always
wondered where my dad went to at night.  Telepathy?  Right now you're
thinking that I'm talking crap.  So what can you tell me that I won't
believe in?" - Andrew Hunt, "CAT'S CRADLE: WITCH MARK"