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>>>>> Simon wrote:

Simon> If you use topics, does M-g on the top-level topic work?

No. It returned very quickly. I saw something like nnml flashing in
the minibuffer.

However on the sub-topic where I keep my nnimap-folders it did
something. Maybe a little too much actually. It went through _all_ of
my nnimap folders and some _old_ deleted folders as well (wherever it
got that information from) but everything seems OK afterward.

It should be enough though just to visit the folders that might have
new articles. Going through everything makes the manual approach
interesting again.

Yours
-- 
%% Mats