Subject: How to quit??

From: [email-masked] (Piyawat Suesretasit)
Date: 2 Jan 1996 09:55:59 GMT

I'm not goot at English..so don't laugh if u see a funny sentence..    

   I have a problem with pine...when i choose 'q' command from the 
   main menu to quit, it will display 'Really quit pine??' and then
   _hang_ .  I don't know why...so if anyone have an experience like 
   me, please tell me how to do..
                                    Thank you very much,
                                       from  newuser...

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From: [email-masked] (Steve Ferguson)
Date: 2 Jan 1996 13:24:27 GMT

>    me, please tell me how to do..

Have you tried answering the question with a 'y'?  If not, you might try
that.  You can also set a feature in Pine called 'quit-without-confirm'
which will avoid that prompt.

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From: [email-masked] (Kevin Stacey)
Date: 2 Jan 1996 18:19:43 GMT

Piyawat Suesretasit ([email-masked]) wrote:
:    I'm not goot at English..so don't laugh if u see a funny sentence..    

:    I have a problem with pine...when i choose 'q' command from the 
:    main menu to quit, it will display 'Really quit pine??' and then
:    _hang_ .  I don't know why...so if anyone have an experience like 
:    me, please tell me how to do..
:                                     Thank you very much,
:                                        from  newuser...

Have you tried answering y for yes?
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Kevin Stacey

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but there are one or two whose deaths would break my heart. 
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