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Finally got it working for reading packets.  That's all I really needed.
 Somewhere between Red Gnus .55-.65 and this one it stopped working.
Setting everything explicitly seemed to fix the problem.  

As a side note, I'm amazed at the lack of support I had gotten from the
list.  I've always told people EMACS is the best editor on the planet,
and it has the best support money can't buy.  EMACS users are more of a
community than a userbase, and there is no problem that can't be mulled
through with the help of the masses.  Maybe it's OS bigotry (NT and
all), or maybe no one cared.