If slrn is run in an Xterm or on a win32 system, it can use the
     mouse.  To enable it, add the line 
     
        set mouse 1

     to your .slrnrc file.  This will cause slrn to enable mouse
     reporting on systems that support it. If run on Unix, the TERM
     environment variable is used to determine whether or not mouse
     support is available.

     To force the mouse to be used, startup slrn using the -m option, e.g.,
     `slrn -m'.

     The actions defined for the mouse are specified in the following table:

     Group Mode:

         Object                 Button         Action
         ------------------------------------------------
         Top Status line        any            specified by button label
         Group Name             any            select group
         Bottom Status line     middle         toggle display of unread groups
         Bottom Status line     left           page-down
         Bottom Status line     right          page-up         

     Article Mode:

         Object                 Button         Action
         ------------------------------------------------
         Top status line        any            specified by button label

         Header status line     left           header page down
                                right          header page up
                                middle         hide article window

         Article status line    left           next unread
                                right          previous unread
                                middle         toggle quotes

         Header item            any            select item

         Article window         left           article page down
                                right          article page up
                                middle         hide article window


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