Alan Shutko <ats@acm.org> writes:

> The problem here is that by the time that w3 has download the images
> and trys to place them (this is done asynchronously) Gnus has set the
> buffer to read-only.  (It may have also copied the results to another
> buffer, I can't remember.)
>
> I think this is more an Gnus problem than a W3 problem, so you might
> want to ask on the gnus list.

Maybe, but even when I try to use w3 to view various websites, images
are not placed correctly.

How would I go about debugging that?  I admit that I'm a little
intimidated by the asynchronous aspect of it.

Mark.

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