bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately

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bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately

From:	Wolfgang Jenkner
Subject:	bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately
Date:	Sun, 16 Feb 2014 15:17:30 +0100
User-agent:	Gnus/5.13001 (Ma Gnus v0.10) Emacs/24.3.50 (berkeley-unix)

Since the both of you seem to agree that emacs should magically fix
important (but easily fixed) deficiencies in your system setup, do as
you please and I'll leave it at that.

Wolfgang

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bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately, Drew Adams, 2014/02/11
- bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately, Wolfgang Jenkner, 2014/02/15
  - bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately, Drew Adams, 2014/02/15
    - bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately, Wolfgang Jenkner, 2014/02/15
    - bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately, Drew Adams, 2014/02/15
  - bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately, Eli Zaretskii, 2014/02/15
    - bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately, Wolfgang Jenkner, 2014/02/15
    - bug#16722: 24.3.50; `M-x man' does not handle case appropriately, Eli Zaretskii, 2014/02/15
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