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Thanks for replying.

Samuel Wales <samologist@gmail.com> writes:

> do a text search in agenda
> use next-error to visit buffer and put point on every header in
> agenda sequence

I would need more details.

Can you give an example agenda buffer?

An example text search?

Should the text search fail?

What means "put point on every header in agenda sequence"?

> the frame must be able to have only a single window in it

This I think I understand.

-- 
 Bastien