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>>>>> On 5 Mar 91 15:58:24 GMT, warsaw@nlm.nih.gov (Barry A. Warsaw) said:


	Steinar> I would like to use supercite when replying to news
	Steinar> articles with GNUS.

Barry> Assuming you're using supercite version 2.1 and GNUS 3.13, the
Barry> following should be all you need to put in your .emacs file to get
Barry> something minimal happening:

Barry> (defun my-sc-overload-hook ()
Barry>   (require 'sc-oloads)
Barry>   (sc-overload-functions))

Barry> (setq news-reply-mode-hook 'my-sc-overload-hook
Barry>       mail-setup-hook      'my-sc-overload-hook)

Barry> (setq mail-yank-hooks 'sc-cite-original)

Barry> Of course, there *lots* of customization that can go on. You would put
Barry> these in a hook function and setq sc-load-hook to execute that function.

Barry> -Barry



I want to thank you for this piece of info.  Now, I want to be
able to do the same thing in RMAIL as well.  However, I get a response
of "Wrong type of argument: stringp, nil"  Here is the inportant things
from my .emacs file  

;;Supercite stuff

(autoload 'sc-cite-original "supercite"  "Hookified Supercite 2.1" t)
(autoload 'sc-cite          "supercite"  "Interactive Supercite 2.1" t)


(defun my-sc-overload-hook ()
  (require 'sc-oloads)
  (sc-overload-functions))

(setq news-reply-mode-hook 'my-sc-overload-hook
      mail-setup-hook      'my-sc-overload-hook)

(setq mail-yank-hooks 'sc-cite-original)


;; setup rmail files

(setq rmail-file-name "~/.rmail")
(setq rmail-primary-inbox-list '("/usr/spool/mail/$USER"
                                 "$HOME/RMAIL"
                                 "$HOME/mbox"))
(setq rmail-mode-hook '(lambda ()
                         (load "rmail-func" nil t)
                         (setq make-backup-files nil)))
(setq rmail-file-name "~/.rmail")


Thanks!

JC

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