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Gary D Foster <Gary.Foster@Corp.Sun.COM> writes:

>>>>>> "sb" == SL Baur <steve@xemacs.org> writes:
sb> It shouldn't.  This function is replaced when XEmacs v20 is
sb> detected by `message-xmas-make-caesar-translation-table',
sb> which does handle characters and integers correctly.


sb> This is definitely the wrong fix as the function you are
sb> patching should only be run on Emacs and XEmacs v19.  Does

sb> (featurep 'messagexmas)

sb> return t?

> Yes, it does.

> Is there something you'd like me to rip apart, then, in an effort to
> find out why this function is not getting replaced on my system?  I'll 
> be happy to shred it to find it.

This has happened to me before in earlier incarnations of Gnus and the
problem was caused in my .gnus by loading lisp files in the wrong
order.

The first thing to do is to strip your .gnus down to a bare minimum
and see if the problem still occurs.  Pay particular attention to
files you are loading manually with `require' or `load'.

