2.1 Reading Basis

To read messages in the order of their arrival, type ‘SPC’ to display them. That's it. It's easy, isn't it?

Yet this might not be comprehensive, so the basic commands for page processing are listed as follows:

‘SPC’

Read through messages. That is, display a message, scroll it, and move-then-display another message. Refer to See section Summary mode to know which direction the cursor moves.

‘C-uSPC’

Redisplay the message from its header.

‘DEL’

Back-scroll this message. Unnecessary header fields are hidden over the window. Type ‘DEL’ to see them when a message is displayed.

‘RET’

Make this message scroll up one line.

‘M-RET’

‘-’

Make this message scroll down one line.

‘C-n’

Go to the next line.

‘C-p’

Go to the previous line.

‘n’

Move down then display. Targets include parts, messages marked with ‘*’, and non-marked messages.

‘C-un’

Move down then display. Targets include messages marked with ‘*’, and non-marked messages.

‘p’

Move up then display. Targets include parts, messages marked with ‘*’, and non-marked messages.

‘C-up’

Move up then display. Targets include messages marked with ‘*’, and non-marked messages.

‘j’

Jump to a line according to the line number which you input.

‘C-uj’

Jump to a message according to the message number which you input.

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