> On Tue, 20 Aug 2002 22:51:52 EDT, Valdis.Kletnieks@vt.edu said:
> > Ever tried to get MH to *not* have a 'pseq' sequence?  I suspect everybod
> > looking at a big box that has unseen and pseq in it.  Might want to add
> > 'pseq' to the 'hide by default' list....
> Was it intended that if you added a sequence to the 'never show' list that
> it not take effect till you stopped and restarted exmh?  I added 'pseq',
> then hit 'save' for Preferences - didn't take effect till I restarted.
No it wasn't, and at one point it worked fine.  I'll check and see why it

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[Jeremy Hylton]
> Here's clarification of why I did:
That's pretty much what I had guessed.  Thanks!  One more to try:
> First test results using tokenizer.Tokenizer.tokenize_headers()
> unmodified.
> ...
> Second test results using mboxtest.MyTokenizer.tokenize_headers().
> This uses all headers except Received, Data, and X-From_.
> ...
Try the latter again, but call the base tokenize_headers() too.