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beau_guss@hotmail.com writes:

> Using vm version 8.0.0-453, fsf emacs-22.0.990
> My summary buffer has different colored messages. Some are blue, some
> are green, some are bright blue, some are gray, some are white. I have
> a hard time reading these colors: I want them to all be white, like
> they used to be.
>
> I know that emacs calls its colors "faces". So I do an "info vm", and
> select "Faces". It refers me to vm-summary-highlight-face, vm-mouse-
> track-summary, vm-highlighted-header-regexp, vm-highlighted-header-
> face, and vm-highlight-url-face. None of these seem to do what I
> want.
>
> After some googling I found vm-disable-addons, which turns off the
> color. But it also turns off a bunch of other stuff, some of which
> could be quite cool. Grepping the source, I find that vm-enable-addons
> causes vm-summary-faces-mode to be turned on. But (setq vm-summary-
> faces-mode nil) in my .vm appears to have no effect.

(setq vm-enable-addons nil)

in your ~/.vm  will do the trick currently.


> May we have some documentation as to the proper way to turn off the
> colors in the summary buffer?

In 8.0.2 it should be enabled by vm-enable-addons only when
it contains the symbol summary-faces.

Robert.