Re: [pan] Some posts boldface in headers pane

SINNER wrote:

> I beleive those are NEW unread posts, cant check ATM though.

- Second Reply -

Since, as I mentioned in my followup to my own post, new/not-new isn´t
important to me and I only care about read/unread, I found the bold
entries distracting; they were kind of like shouting. I resolved that
issue by making *all* the headers in the header pane bold -- still keeping
my setting of black-on-white for unread and grey-on-white for read. :)


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