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> is it possible for there to be two different windows open on the same
> text with different display behaviors?

Very much so.  The same buffer can be displayed in two different
windows in two different frames and since faces can be changed on
a frame-by-frame basis, the appearance can be changed significantly.

Of course, the fact that overlays can be made window-specific as well
means that the appearance can also change between two windows even
in the same frame.


	Stefan