Re: [Pan-users] What means " [quoted text muted]"??

[David Shochat]

Beartooth wrote:
> The phrase "[quoted text muted]," new to me, seems to be something Pan is
> doing: indicating the presence of a quoted passage in a post, and
> suppressing it. Fine -- sometimes. But there are often reasons why a
> poster quotes, as there should be -- and therefore reasons to want to see
> just exactly what it is that he's quoting.
>
> So, I presume, there must be a control to turn this "muting" on and off.
> But I don't see it. I don't even see anything I might guess meant control
> over that. 
>
>   
There is. By trial and error, I just determined that pressing 'q' will 
do the trick (I had stumbled on it once before but forgot which key it 
was) 'q' was an obvious thing to try, though. I do wish there were 
documentation.
-- David