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(basic-save-buffer): Protect buffer-modified flag around first swap. (pmail-show-message): Protect buffer-modified flag around swap. (pmail-change-major-mode-hook): Likewise. (pmail-use-collection-buffer, pmail-swap-buffers-maybe): Likewise. (pmail-error-bad-format): Always phrase the error as about an invalid message. (pmail-convert-file-maybe): Don't use pmail-error-bad-format. (pmail-mode-map): Move pmail-widen to C-c C-w. (pmail-mode-1): Don't alter mode-line-modified. (pmail-perm-variables): Turn off undo in view buffer. (pmail-variables): Turn off undo. (pmail-show-message): Delete useless calls to `widen'. Avoid passing thru temp buffer if we don't need base64 or quoted printable decoding for whole message. (pmail-keywords): Variable deleted. (pmail-last-label, pmail-last-multi-labels): Moved to pmailkwd.el. (pmail-perm-variables): Don't mess with pmail-last-label. Don't mess with pmail-keywords. (pmail-copy-headers): Doc fix. (pmail-set-header): New function. (pmail-get-keywords): Doc fix. (pmail-get-labels): New function. (pmail-display-labels): Use pmail-get-labels. (pmail-set-attribute): Mark pmail-buffer modified if we change an attribute. (pmail-apply-in-message): New function. (pmail-message-labels-p): Function moved to pmailsum.el. (pmail-message-recipients-p, pmail-message-regexp-p): Likewise. (pmail-current-subject, pmail-current-subject-regexp): Fns deleted. (pmail-simplified-subject, pmail-simplified-subject-regexp): New fns. (pmail-next-same-subject): Fetch each msg's subject and compare. (pmail-speedbar-move-message): Use pmail-output. (pmail-construct-io-menu): Use pmail-output. (pmail-default-pmail-file): Variable deleted. (pmail-auto-file): Use pmail-output. (pmail-mode-map): Remove pmail-output-to-babyl-file. Add pmail-output-as-seen. (pmail-mode): Update output commands in doc string.

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