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Subject: Re: Reading some articles from multiple groups
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Steve Baumgarten <sbb@panix.com> writes:

> What I'd like is a way to create a virtual group that contains a
> number of articles to take from each underlying group; then as long as
> each of the underlying groups has, say, more than 100 unread articles,
> the virtual group would indicate that it had 300 to read (3 underlying
> groups * 100 articles from each).  Then pressing '=' would display the
> top 100 articles from each of the underlying groups.
> 
> Is this possible now?

Nope; sorry.  And I think it would be quite a lot of work to do
something like that.

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