Subject: Quick question here..

From: Alex Batson <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 9 Oct 1994 18:18:35 -0400 (EDT)

Hi, all.. I know this is a stupid question, so a quick stupid answer
will be appreciated.  I'm fresh into using Pine now for newsgroups,
I used to use tin..  Tin always used to tell me how many 'responses' there
were on the string of the original poster.  I cant' redily tell in pine..
I see certain post subjects are listed by themselves, such as 'subject X'
and others will say 'Re:  SUbject X', are all the 'Re: '  subjects actually
responses to the first subject w/o the 'Re: ' looking backawards time-wise?
Do you understand my question??  I barely do <laugh>, what I would like
to know, is how I can tell how many 'responses' there are to a certain
post, and how to view those replies..  thanks..!

--Alex

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From: Brad <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 10 Oct 1994 09:25:37 +0100 (BST)

> post, and how to view those replies..  thanks..!

	Well, if you're using Pine 3.90, you can hit "; t s <subject> z" and
Pine will select all the posts with the subject you're after (the "; t s
<subject>" part), and then zoom in so that you see only those posts in the
index (the "z"). Use "z" again to zoom back out to the full list of posts. 

	--Simon.