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| REPLYING
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|         Replying refers to the action of sending a mail response to
| a usenet article.  You do this through one of two commands: "Reply"
| and "Reply-Context".  The only difference between the two is that
| "Reply-Context" includes the message body of the reference article.
| 
|         In order to reply, you must have your VISUAL environment variable
| set to something which can run under X windows.  Emacs will do this,
| as well as xedit, and aXe.  However, many editors will not run under
| X Windows, but instead require a terminal.  An example would be vi.
| The solution to this problem is to set your VISUAL environment variable
| to run your editor inside of an xterm.  For example, like this :
| 
| setenv VISUAL 'xterm -e vi'
| 
|         If your VISUAL environment variable is not set, the newsreader
| will attempt to use emacs as a default.
| 
|         Once your editor has come up, simply edit the message body
| as you desire and type in your response.  When you are done, save 
| the file and exit the editor.  A dialog box will appear asking you
| to confirm your response.  At this point you can either click Ok,
| which will mail the article, or Cancel, which will cancel the article.
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