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I've now added the captive Mozilla server. As far as I can see, with
Gravity I have to deal with servers one at a time. Is there any way
that I'm missing to have both servers open at once, since there's no
overlap in newsgroups?
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In article <MPG.28397c5171ee1dae98ce92@news.individual.net>, the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm says...

I've now added the captive Mozilla server. As far as I can see, with
Gravity I have to deal with servers one at a time. Is there any way
that I'm missing to have both servers open at once, since there's no
overlap in newsgroups?

While I don't have the up to date current version of the Gravity
program, I can say that Gravity functions on a one server at a time
basis. I've never found this to be a problem, but it is somewhat clumsy
as compared with newsreaders with a more modern approach.

James E. Morrow
Email to: jamesemorrow@email.com
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In article <MPG.28397c5171ee1dae98ce92@news.individual.net>, the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm says...

I've now added the captive Mozilla server. As far as I can see, with
Gravity I have to deal with servers one at a time. Is there any way
that I'm missing to have both servers open at once, since there's no
overlap in newsgroups?

As I understand things: the vcr tool within Gravity allows for
automatic connection to different newsgroups and retrieval of articles
as per the criteria you set for each server. I don't think that this
is quite what you want, and I have never really experimented with it
to see how effective it might be. At tghe very least, it should
prevent you from having to manulaly exit one server and conect to
another.

hth.


Vaughan.


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