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Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:

> feren@ctron.com (Andrew C. Feren) writes:
> 
> > Other than avoiding clutter are there any other reasons to us a .gnus
> > file?
> 
> Well, the .gnus.el file is read each time you start Gnus, which can be
> good or bad.  

	Or in my case indifferent.

> Also, many of the Gnus variables are defined when .gnus.el is
> evaled, which can be a plus.  Or not.

	Ah ha.  That explains a problem I once had.  I guess maybe it
	will be worth the effor to move things around after all.
	
	Thanks to everyone for their replies. 
	
-- 
-Andrew Feren  (feren@ctron.com)
 Cabletron Systems Inc.
 Durham, NH