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Jens.Schmidt27@epost.de (Jens Schmidt) writes:

> o I connect to, say, ISP A and start Gnus plugged.  Since I am
>   not connected to ISP B I will have wait for the timeout to kick
>   in to get my Group-buffer (on my NT box I haven't been
>   successfull with C-g to cancel the connection process for an
>   absent server).  That's, um, a little bit annoying.

You could start Gnus unplugged.  Then plug, and fetch the groups from
the servers you can reach.

kai
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