tin-man 2.4.5 - en to en_GB translation catalogue (110 entries)

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en: B<tin> is a full-screen easy to use Usenet newsreader. It can read news locally (e.g., I</var/spool/news>) or remotely (B<rtin> or B<tin -r> option) via an NNTP (Network News Transport Protocol) server. It will automatically utilize NOV B<\%newsoverview>(5)  style index files if available locally or via the NNTP [X]OVER command (B<RFC\%2980>, B<RFC\%3977>).
en_GB: B<tin> is a full-screen easy to use Usenet newsreader. It can read news locally (e.g., I</var/spool/news>) or remotely (B<rtin> or B<tin -r> option) via an NNTP (Network News Transport Protocol) server. It will automatically utilise NOV B<\%newsoverview>(5)  style index files if available locally or via the NNTP [X]OVER command (B<RFC\%2980>, B<RFC\%3977>).

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en: Toggle ANSI color (default is off).
en_GB: Toggle ANSI colour (default is off).

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en: At the Selection level the title displays (the name of the news server and) the number of subscribed groups (containing new unread articles). The newsgroups are displayed in the middle of the screen usually with the number of unread articles displayed on the same line in front, but it can be customized via B<select_format>.
en_GB: At the Selection level the title displays (the name of the news server and) the number of subscribed groups (containing new unread articles). The newsgroups are displayed in the middle of the screen usually with the number of unread articles displayed on the same line in front, but it can be customised via B<select_format>.

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en: If a thread has unread articles it is marked with B<art_marked_unread> in front of the total number of articles in the thread. If there are recent articles within the thread it might be marked with B<art_marked_recent> in front of the total number of articles in the thread \(em this is controlled by the B<recent_time> option. If a thread has hot articles in it (see also section "FILTERING ARTICLES") it's marked with B<art_marked_selected> in front of the total number of articles in the thread. The number of lines of the first (unread) article in the thread might also be shown right before the subject \(em this is controlled by the B<show_info> option. The display can be customized via B<group_format>.
en_GB: If a thread has unread articles it is marked with B<art_marked_unread> in front of the total number of articles in the thread. If there are recent articles within the thread it might be marked with B<art_marked_recent> in front of the total number of articles in the thread \(em this is controlled by the B<recent_time> option. If a thread has hot articles in it (see also section "FILTERING ARTICLES") it's marked with B<art_marked_selected> in front of the total number of articles in the thread. The number of lines of the first (unread) article in the thread might also be shown right before the subject \(em this is controlled by the B<show_info> option. The display can be customised via B<group_format>.

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en: At the Thread level the screen usually (depends on the threading method used) looks like this, but can be customized via B<thread_format>:
en_GB: At the Thread level the screen usually (depends on the threading method used) looks like this, but can be customised via B<thread_format>:

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en: The look of the Selection, Group and Thread level can be customized. See the section "CUSTOMIZING THE SCREEN FORMAT".
en_GB: The look of the Selection, Group and Thread level can be customised. See the section "CUSTOMISING THE SCREEN FORMAT".

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en: Toggle use of ANSI color.
en_GB: Toggle use of ANSI colour.

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en: Toggle TeX to ISO decoding for current article. The default behavior is taken from the B<tex2iso_conv> variable in the tinrc file.
en_GB: Toggle TeX to ISO decoding for current article. The default behaviour is taken from the B<tex2iso_conv> variable in the tinrc file.

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en: Toggle the display of uuencoded sections. The default behavior is taken from the B<hide_uue> variable in the tinrc file.
en_GB: Toggle the display of uuencoded sections. The default behaviour is taken from the B<hide_uue> variable in the tinrc file.

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en: The variables are user configurable by editing I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.tin/tinrc> directly. Most of them can also be set in the GLOBAL OPTIONS MENU which is accessed by pressing B<OptionMenu> ('B<M>') at all levels. It allows the user to customize the behavior of B<tin>. The options are saved to the file I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.tin/tinrc> when you exit B<tin> so don't edit the file directly whilst B<tin> is running.
en_GB: The variables are user configurable by editing I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.tin/tinrc> directly. Most of them can also be set in the GLOBAL OPTIONS MENU which is accessed by pressing B<OptionMenu> ('B<M>') at all levels. It allows the user to customise the behaviour of B<tin>. The options are saved to the file I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.tin/tinrc> when you exit B<tin> so don't edit the file directly whilst B<tin> is running.

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en: B<Standard background color (col_back)>
en_GB: B<Standard background colour (col_back)>

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en: Standard background color
en_GB: Standard background colour

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en: B<Color of quoted text from external sources (col_extquote)>
en_GB: B<Colour of quoted text from external sources (col_extquote)>

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en: Color of quoted text from external sources
en_GB: Colour of quoted text from external sources

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en: B<Color of sender (From:) (col_from)>
en_GB: B<Colour of sender (From:) (col_from)>

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en: Color of sender (From:)
en_GB: Colour of sender (From:)

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en: B<Color of article header lines (col_head)>
en_GB: B<Colour of article header lines (col_head)>

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en: Color of header-lines
en_GB: Colour of header-lines

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en: B<Color of help text (col_help)>
en_GB: B<Colour of help text (col_help)>

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en: Color of help pages
en_GB: Colour of help pages

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en: B<Color for inverse text (background) (col_invers_bg)>
en_GB: B<Colour for inverse text (background) (col_invers_bg)>

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en: Color of background for inverse text
en_GB: Colour of background for inverse text

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en: B<Color for inverse text (foreground) (col_invers_fg)>
en_GB: B<Colour for inverse text (foreground) (col_invers_fg)>

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en: Color of foreground for inverse text
en_GB: Colour of foreground for inverse text

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en: B<Color of status messages (col_message)>
en_GB: B<Colour of status messages (col_message)>

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en: Color of status messages in last line
en_GB: Colour of status messages in last line

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en: B<Color of highlighting with _dash_ (col_markdash)>
en_GB: B<Colour of highlighting with _dash_ (col_markdash)>

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en: Color of words emphasized like _this_. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.
en_GB: Colour of words emphasised like _this_. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.

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en: B<Color of highlighting with /slash/ (col_markslash)>
en_GB: B<Colour of highlighting with /slash/ (col_markslash)>

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en: Color of words emphasized like /this/. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.
en_GB: Colour of words emphasised like /this/. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.

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en: B<Color of highlighting with *stars* (col_markstar)>
en_GB: B<Colour of highlighting with *stars* (col_markstar)>

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en: Color of words emphasized like *this*. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.
en_GB: Colour of words emphasised like *this*. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.

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en: B<Color of highlighting with -stroke- (col_markstroke)>
en_GB: B<Colour of highlighting with -stroke- (col_markstroke)>

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en: Color of words emphasized like -this-. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.
en_GB: Colour of words emphasised like -this-. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.

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en: B<Color of mini help menu (col_minihelp)>
en_GB: B<Colour of mini help menu (col_minihelp)>

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en: Color of mini help menu
en_GB: Colour of mini help menu

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en: B<Color of actual news header fields (col_newsheaders)>
en_GB: B<Colour of actual news header fields (col_newsheaders)>

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en: Color of actual news header fields
en_GB: Colour of actual news header fields

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en: B<Standard foreground color (col_normal)>
en_GB: B<Standard foreground colour (col_normal)>

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en: Standard foreground color
en_GB: Standard foreground colour

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en: B<Color of quoted lines (col_quote)>
en_GB: B<Colour of quoted lines (col_quote)>

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en: Color of quoted lines
en_GB: Colour of quoted lines

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en: B<Color of twice quoted line (col_quote2)>
en_GB: B<Colour of twice quoted line (col_quote2)>

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en: Color of twice quoted lines
en_GB: Colour of twice quoted lines

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en: B<Color of =E<gt>3 times quoted line (col_quote3)>
en_GB: B<Colour of =E<gt>3 times quoted line (col_quote3)>

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en: Color of E<gt>=3 times quoted lines
en_GB: Colour of E<gt>=3 times quoted lines

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en: B<Color of response counter (col_response)>
en_GB: B<Colour of response counter (col_response)>

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en: Color of response counter. This is the text that says "Response x of y" in the article viewer.
en_GB: Colour of response counter. This is the text that says "Response x of y" in the article viewer.

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en: B<Color of signatures (col_signature)>
en_GB: B<Colour of signatures (col_signature)>

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en: Color of signatures
en_GB: Colour of signatures

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en: B<Color of urls highlight (col_urls)>
en_GB: B<Colour of urls highlight (col_urls)>

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en: Color of urls highlight
en_GB: Colour of urls highlight

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en: B<Color of verbatim blocks (col_verbatim)>
en_GB: B<Colour of verbatim blocks (col_verbatim)>

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en: Color of verbatim blocks
en_GB: Colour of verbatim blocks

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en: B<Color of article subject lines (col_subject)>
en_GB: B<Colour of article subject lines (col_subject)>

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en: Color of article subject
en_GB: Colour of article subject

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en: B<Color of text lines (col_text)>
en_GB: B<Colour of text lines (col_text)>

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en: Color of text-lines
en_GB: Colour of text-lines

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en: B<Color of help/mail sign (col_title)>
en_GB: B<Colour of help/mail sign (col_title)>

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en: Color of help/mail sign
en_GB: Colour of help/mail sign

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en: Default for quick (1 key) kill filter case.  ON = filter case sensitive, OFF = ignore case. Default is OFF.
en_GB: Default for quick (1 key) kill filter case.  ON = filter case-sensitive, OFF = ignore case. Default is OFF.

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en:  ''Subject:'' (case sensitive)
en_GB:  ''Subject:'' (case-sensitive)

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en:  ''From:'' (case sensitive)
en_GB:  ''From:'' (case-sensitive)

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en: Default for quick (1 key) auto-selection filter case. ON=filter case sensitive, OFF=ignore case. Default is OFF.
en_GB: Default for quick (1 key) auto-selection filter case. ON=filter case-sensitive, OFF=ignore case. Default is OFF.

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en: Default for quick (1 key) auto-selection filter global.  ON=apply to all groups, OFF=apply to current group. Default is ON.
en_GB: Default for quick (1 key) auto-selection filter global. ON=apply to all groups, OFF=apply to current group. Default is ON.

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en: Allows groups/articles to be selected by an arrow '-E<gt>' if set ON or by a highlighted bar if set OFF. Default is OFF.
en_GB: Allows groups/articles to be selected by an arrow '-E<gt>' if set ON or by ahighlighted bar if set OFF. Default is OFF.

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en: Format string B<tin> uses for Group level representation. See the section "CUSTOMIZING THE SCREEN FORMAT". Default is "%n\ %m\ %R\ %L\ \ %s\ \ %F".
en_GB: Format string B<tin> uses for Group level representation. See the section "CUSTOMISING THE SCREEN FORMAT". Default is "%n\ %m\ %R\ %L\ \ %s\ \ %F".

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en: B<Kill only unread arts> is the 'traditional' behavior of B<tin>. Only unread articles are killed once only by marking them read. As filtering only happens on unread articles with B<kill_level> set to 0, B<art_marked_killed> and B<art_marked_read_selected> are only shown once. When you reenter the group the mark will be gone.
en_GB: B<Kill only unread arts> is the 'traditional' behaviour of B<tin>. Only unread articles are killed once only by marking them read. As filtering only happens on unread articles with B<kill_level> set to 0, B<art_marked_killed> and B<art_marked_read_selected> are only shown once. When you reenter the group the mark will be gone.

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en: Character attribute of words emphasized like _this_. It depends on your terminal which attributes are usable. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.
en_GB: Character attribute of words emphasised like _this_. It depends on your terminal which attributes are usable. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.

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en: Character attribute of words emphasized like /this/. It depends on your terminal which attributes are usable. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.
en_GB: Character attribute of words emphasised like /this/. It depends on your terminal which attributes are usable. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.

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en: Character attribute of words emphasized like *this*. It depends on your terminal which attributes are usable. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.
en_GB: Character attribute of words emphasised like *this*. It depends on your terminal which attributes are usable. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.

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en: Character attribute of words emphasized like -this-. It depends on your terminal which attributes are usable. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.
en_GB: Character attribute of words emphasised like -this-. It depends on your terminal which attributes are usable. See also B<word_h_display_marks> and B<word_highlight>.

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en: B<Unicode normalization form (normalization_form)>
en_GB: B<Unicode normalisation form (normalization_form)>

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en: The normalization form B<tin> should use to normalize unicode input.  The possible values are:
en_GB: The normalisation form B<tin> should use to normalise unicode input.  The possible values are:

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en: B<None>: no normalization
en_GB: B<None>: no normalisation

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en: Some normalization modes are only available if they are supported by the library B<tin> uses to do the normalization. NFC should be used if possible.
en_GB: Some normalisation modes are only available if they are supported by the library B<tin> uses to do the normalisation. NFC should be used if possible.

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en: B<Quoting behavior (quote_style)>
en_GB: B<Quoting behaviour (quote_style)>

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en: The number of lines that will be scrolled up/down in the article pager when using cursor-up/down. The default is 1 (line-by-line). Set to 0 to get traditional B<tin> page-by-page scrolling. Set to -1 to get page-by-page scrolling where the top/bottom line is carried over onto the next page.  This setting supersedes show_last_line_prev_page=ON. Set to -2 to get half-page scrolling. This setting supersedes B<full_page_scroll>=OFF.
en_GB: The number of lines that will be scrolled up/down in the article pager when using cursor-up/down. The default is 1 (line-by-line). Set to 0 to get traditional B<tin> tin page-by-page scrolling. Set to -1 to get page-by-page scrolling where the top/bottom line is carried over onto the next page.  This setting supersedes show_last_line_prev_page=ON. Set to -2 to get half-page scrolling. This setting supersedes B<full_page_scroll>=OFF.

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en: Format string B<tin> uses for Selection level representation. See the section "CUSTOMIZING THE SCREEN FORMAT". Default is "%f\ %n\ %U\ \ %G\ \ %d".
en_GB: Format string B<tin> uses for Selection level representation. See the section "CUSTOMISING THE SCREEN FORMAT". Default is "%f\ %n\ %U\ \ %G\ \ %d".

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en: If ON prepend the signature with sigdashes. Default is ON.
en_GB: If ON prefix the signature with sigdashes. Default is ON.

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en: If ON, show "a as Umlaut-a, etc. Default is OFF. This behavior can also be toggled in the article viewer via B<PageToggleTex2iso> ('B<">').
en_GB: If ON, show "a as Umlaut-a, etc. Default is OFF. This behaviour can also be toggled in the article viewer via B<PageToggleTex2iso> ('B<">').

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en: Format string B<tin> uses for Thread level representation. See the section "CUSTOMIZING THE SCREEN FORMAT". Default is "%n\ %m\ \ [%L]\ \ %T\ \ %F".
en_GB: Format string B<tin> uses for Thread level representation. See the section "CUSTOMISING THE SCREEN FORMAT". Default is "%n\ %m\ \ [%L]\ \ %T\ \ %F".

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en: The program that will be run when launching URLs in the article viewer using B<PageViewUrl> ('B<U>'). The actual URL will be appended.  Default is B<url_handler.pl>.
en_GB: The program that will be run when launching URLs in the article viewer using B<PageViewUrl> ('B<U>'). The actual URL will be appended. Default is B<url_handler.pl>.

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en: B<Use ANSI color (use_color)>
en_GB: B<Use ANSI colour (use_color)>

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en: If enabled B<tin> uses ANSI-colors. Default is OFF.
en_GB: If enabled B<tin> uses ANSI-colours. Default is OFF.

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en: A regular expression that B<tin> will use to find the begin of a verbatim block.
en_GB: A regular expression that  B<tin> will use to find the begin of a verbatim block.

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en: Enable word highlighting. See B<word_h_display_marks> for the options available. If B<use_color> is enabled the colors specified in B<col_markdash>, B<col_markslash>, B<col_markstar> and B<col_markstroke> are used for word highlighting else the character attributes specified in B<mono_markdash>, B<mono_markslash>, B<mono_markstar> and B<mono_markstroke> are used. Default is ON.
en_GB: Enable word highlighting. See B<word_h_display_marks> for the options available. If B<use_color> is enabled the colours specified in B<col_markdash>, B<col_markslash>, B<col_markstar> and B<col_markstroke> are used for word highlighting else the character attributes specified in B<mono_markdash>, B<mono_markslash>, B<mono_markstar> and B<mono_markstroke> are used. Default is ON.

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en: CUSTOMIZING THE ARTICLE QUOTE STRING
en_GB: CUSTOMISING THE ARTICLE QUOTE STRING

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en: Various expansion characters are recognized when entering the directory and file to save to. Environment variables (prefixed with '$') and user home directories (prefixed by '~' or '~username') can be specified.  Environment variables can themselves contain other special characters.
en_GB: Various expansion characters are recognised when entering the directory and file to save to. Environment variables (prefixed with '$') and user home directories (prefixed by '~' or '~username') can be specified.  Environment variables can themselves contain other special characters.

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en: B<tin> allows new/unread news articles to be mailed (''B<-M>'' and \&''B<-N>'' option) or saved (''B<-S>'' option) in batch mode for later reading. Useful when going on holiday and you don't want to return and find that expire has removed a whole load of unread articles. Best to run via B<\%cron>(8)  everyday while away, after which you will be mailed a report of which articles were mailed/saved from which newsgroups and the total number of articles mailed/saved. Articles are saved in a private news structure under your B<savedir> directory (default is I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/News>).  Be careful of using this option if you read a lot of groups because you could overflow your file system.
en_GB: B<tin> allows new/unread news articles to be mailed (''B<-M>'' and \&''B<-N>'' option) or saved (''B<-S>'' option) in batch mode for later reading. Useful when going on holiday and you don't want to return and find that expire has removed a whole load of unread articles. Best to run via B<\%cron>(8)  everyday while away, after which you will be mailed a report of which articles were mailed/saved from which newsgroups and the total number of articles mailed/saved. Articles are saved in a private news structure under your B<savedir> directory (default is I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/News>). Be careful of using this option if you read a lot of groups because you could overflow your file system.

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en: B<tin> will recognize a signature in either I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.signature> or I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.Sig>.  If I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.signature> exists, then the signature will be pulled into the editor for mail commands only. A signature in I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.signature> will not be pulled into the editor for posting commands since B<\%inews>(1)  will append the signature itself.
en_GB: B<tin> will recognise a signature in either I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.signature> or I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.Sig>.  If I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.signature> exists, then the signature will be pulled into the editor for mail commands only. A signature in I<${TIN_HOMEDIR:-"$HOME"}/.signature> will not be pulled into the editor for posting commands since B<\%inews>(1)  will append the signature itself.

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en: CUSTOMIZING THE SCREEN FORMAT
en_GB: CUSTOMISING THE SCREEN FORMAT

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en: The look of the Selection, Group and Thread level can be customized via format strings. These format strings define the content and the position of each element on the screen. Variables are used within the format strings as placeholders. The following variables are available:
en_GB: The look of the Selection, Group and Thread level can be customised via format strings. These format strings define the content and the position of each element on the screen. Variables are used within the format strings as placeholders. The following variables are available:

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en: Button2 (center)
en_GB: Button2 (centre)

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en: center button
en_GB: centre button

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en: Define this variable if you want to override the B<NEWSLIBDIR/active> path that was compiled into the B<tin> binary. If B<tin> is running in NNTP mode setting this variable has no effect. If $B<TIN_LIBDIR> is set it is prepended to $B<TIN_ACTIVEFILE>.
en_GB: Define this variable if you want to override the B<NEWSLIBDIR/active> path that was compiled into the B<tin> binary. If B<tin> is running in NNTP mode setting this variable has no effect. If $B<TIN_LIBDIR> is set it is prefixed to $B<TIN_ACTIVEFILE>.

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en: "I<nntpserver> I<password> [I<user>]" pairs for NNTP servers that require authorization. If the password contains a space or a tab it must be enclosed in double quotes ("). Usernames must not be enclosed in double quotes and thus can't contain spaces or tabs. Any line that starts with "#" is a comment. Blank lines are ignored. This file should be readable only for the user as it contains the user's unencrypted password for reading news!
en_GB: "I<nntpserver> I<password> [I<user>]" pairs for NNTP servers that require authorisation. If the password contains a space or a tab it must be enclosed in double quotes ("). Usernames must not be enclosed in double quotes and thus can't contain spaces or tabs. Any line that starts with "#" is a comment. Blank lines are ignored. This file should be readable only for the user as it contains the user's unencrypted password for reading news!

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en: 0	''Subject:'' (case sensitive)
    1	''Subject:'' (ignore case)
    2	''From:'' (case sensitive)
    3	''From:'' (ignore case)
    4	''Message-ID:'' & full ''References:'' line
    5	''Message-ID:'' & last ''References:'' entry only
    6	''Message-ID:'' entry only
    7	''Lines:''
en_GB: 0	''Subject:'' (case-sensitive)
    1	''Subject:'' (ignore case)
    2	''From:'' (case-sensitive)
    3	''From:'' (ignore case)
    4	''Message-ID:'' & full ''References:'' line
    5	''Message-ID:'' & last ''References:'' entry only
    6	''Message-ID:'' entry only
    7	''Lines:''

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en: A regular expression that will be applied when reading articles. All matching lines are shown in B<col_extquote>. If B<extquote_regex> is blank, then B<\%tin>(1)  uses a built-in default.
en_GB: A regular expression that will be applied when reading articles. All matching lines are shown in B<col_extquote>. If B<extquote_regex> is blank, then B<\%tin>(1) uses a built-in default.

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en: Which keys B<\%tin>(1)  should accept to jump to the next unread article.  Possible is any combination of B<PageDown> and B<PageNextUnread>.  When B<PageDown> is set B<\%tin>(1)  jumps to the next article at the end of the current one. When B<PageNextUnread> is set B<\%tin>(1)  jumps immediately to the next article when B<PageNextUnread> ('B<E<lt>TABE<gt>>')  is pressed. Default is B<PageNextUnread>.
en_GB: Which keys B<\%tin>(1) should accept to jump to the next unread article.  Possible is any combination of B<PageDown> and B<PageNextUnread>.  When B<PageDown> is set B<\tin> jumps to the next article at the end of the current one. When B<PageNextUnread> is set B<\%tin>(1) jumps immediately to the next article when B<PageNextUnread> ('B<E<lt>TABE<gt>>')  is pressed. Default is B<PageNextUnread>.

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en: B<Kill only unread arts> is the 'traditional' behavior of B<\%tin>(1).  Only unread articles are killed once only by marking them read. As filtering only happens on unread articles with B<kill_level> set to 0, B<art_marked_killed> and B<art_marked_read_selected> are only shown once. When you reenter the group the mark will be gone.
en_GB: B<Kill only unread arts> is the 'traditional' behaviour of B<\%tin>(1).  Only unread articles are killed once only by marking them read. As filtering only happens on unread articles with B<kill_level> set to 0, B<art_marked_killed> and B<art_marked_read_selected> are only shown once. When you reenter the group the mark will be gone.

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en: The normalization form which should be used to normalize unicode input.  The possible values are:
en_GB: The normalisation form which should be used to normalise unicode input.  The possible values are:

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en: Some normalization modes are only available if they are supported by the library B<\%tin>(1)  uses to do the normalization. NFC should be used if possible.
en_GB: Some normalisation modes are only available if they are supported by the library B<\%tin>(1)  uses to do the normalisation. NFC should be used if possible.

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en: If ON B<\%tin>(1)  does the rendering of bi-directional text. If OFF B<\%tin>(1)  leaves the rendering of bi-directional text to the terminal. Default is OFF.
en_GB: If ON B<\%tin>(1) does the rendering of bi-directional text. If OFF B<\%tin>(1) leaves the rendering of bi-directional text to the terminal. Default is OFF.

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en: Decode German style TeX umlaut codes to ISO If ON, show "a as Umlaut-a, etc. Default is OFF. This behavior can also be toggled in the article viewer via B<PageToggleTex2iso> ('B<">').
en_GB: Decode German style TeX umlaut codes to ISO If ON, show "a as Umlaut-a, etc. Default is OFF. This behaviour can also be toggled in the article viewer via B<PageToggleTex2iso> ('B<">').

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en: Allows you to select how B<\%tin>(1)  treats blank lines in article bodies.  Default is 0. This option does not affect lines within verbatim blocks.
en_GB: Allows you to select how B<\%tin>(1) treats blank lines in article bodies.  Default is 0. This option does not affect lines within verbatim blocks.

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en: If enabled B<\%tin>(1)  uses ANSI-colors. Default is OFF.
en_GB: If enabled B<\%tin>(1)  uses ANSI-colours. Default is OFF.

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en: Defines the name of your organization. $B<ORGANIZATION> overrides any specified value.
en_GB: Defines the name of your organisation. $B<ORGANIZATION> overrides any specified value.

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en: This file might hold a default organization to be used in the ''Organization:'' header. $B<ORGANIZATION> has a higher priority if set.
en_GB: This file might hold a default organisation to be used in the ''Organization:'' header. $B<ORGANIZATION> has a higher priority if set.

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en: This file specifies the organization of the news overview database (see also B<\%newsoverview>(5)).  The order of lines in this file is important; it determines the order in which the fields will appear in the database. See also B<\%overview.fmt>(5).  B<\%tin>(1)  only tries to read the file if you read directly from the local spool, if you read news via NNTP, B<\%tin>(1)  uses the LIST OVERVIEW.FMT (B<RFC\%3977>) command instead.
en_GB: This file specifies the organisation of the news overview database (see also B<\%newsoverview>(5)).  The order of lines in this file is important; it determines the order in which the fields will appear in the database. See also B<\%overview.fmt>(5).  B<\%tin>(1)  only tries to read the file if you read directly from the local spool, if you read news via NNTP, B<\%tin>(1)  uses the LIST OVERVIEW.FMT (B<RFC\%3977>) command instead.
