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>>>>> On Wed, 25 Aug 1993 17:39:58 -0400,
      kyle@crystal.WonderWorks.com (Kyle Jones) said:

> >       A value
> >     other than @code{nil} or @code{t} causes only VM's movement
> >     commands to consider folders circular.  Saves, deletes and undeletes
> >     will behave as if the value is @code{nil}.  The default value of
> >     @code{vm-circular-folders} is @code{0}.

 > What this means is that multiple _deletions_ using a prefix arg
 > will not wrap around, not that the motion after deletion will not
 > wrap around.  So if you have vm-move-after-deleting set non-nil,
 > the motion after the deletion will wrap.

I discussed this with you a long while ago. It seems to me, that it
would be very useful to have a setting of vm-circular-folders for
which only interactively executed motion commands treated the folder
as circular. Therefore, any motion commands called as a consequence of
having vm-move-after-deleting non-nil wouldn't treat the folder as
circular. I've never found it useful to have vm wrap to the first
message after I delete the last message. In fact, it's invariably
annoying. 

--sandy