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Sacha Chua writes:

> Maybe you can try out folding.el, allout.el and other outline
> major/minor modes you encounter, then write about which one you like
> most. <g>

I shall! I've made a start already, but putting an entry on my blog
about the excellent outlining advice I've received from people via this
very thread:

http://www.monstersfromtheid.com/2002/10/03.html#a120


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Tom Davey
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