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VM 5.35 in Emacs 19.16

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From: Kyle Jones
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1993 16:51
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Andreas Girgensohn writes:
 > I just switched to Emacs 19.16 from 18.58 and I'm trying to
 > get VM back to work.  I used VM 4.41L but the subject lines in
 > the summary window weren't aligned anymore.  I switched over
 > to VM 5.35 but now the screen isn't split anymore between the
 > summary and the mail window.  Also the names of the months
 > aren't abbreviated to three characters anymore so that the
 > subjects aren't lined up.  Is there anything that I have to
 > change to make this setup work?

I am currently using version 19.18 as the base upon which to port
VM to version 19 of Emacs.  I am not going to expend any effort to
figure out why previous v19 versions don't work with VM5.

Month names are now given in full by %m in the summary so you
should use %-3.3m to get what you want.

I don't know why the screen isn't split between summary and
folder buffer.
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