Type SPC (gnus-Subject-next-page) to scroll to the next
page of the current article. If no article is selected yet, an article
near the point is selected and its first page is displayed in the
Article buffer. The next unread article is selected automatically if
SPC is typed at the end of the message.
gnus-Subject-next-page). Select it first if no article is
selected yet. Select the next unread article automatically at the end of
the message.
gnus-Subject-prev-page).
gnus-Subject-scroll-up).
gnus-Subject-beginning-of-article).
gnus-Subject-end-of-article).
gnus-Subject-stop-page-breaking).
gnus-Subject-show-all-headers).
gnus-Subject-toggle-header).
gnus-Subject-caesar-message).
gnus-Subject-show-article).
If the Article buffer is not visible, it is popped up under the
Subject buffer when necessary. The height of the Subject buffer and
that of the Article buffer can be customized by using the variable
gnus-window-configuration.
The command C-c C-r (gnus-Subject-caesar-message) rotates
all letters in the message body of the current article by 13 places.
Japanese characters are rotated by 47 places. Running the command twice
on the same article results the original message.
If the variable gnus-break-pages is non-nil, the message
is broken into pages at page delimiters specified by the variable
gnus-page-delimiter. The command w
(gnus-Subject-stop-page-breaking) temporary suspends page
breaks.
The variable gnus-ignored-headers specifies header fields which
should be ignored. The command v
(gnus-Subject-show-all-headers) shows all headers of the current
article, while the command t (gnus-Subject-toggle-header)
toggles the headers.
See section Common Variables, and see section Function Hooks, for more information on customization.