.gnus problem with emacspeak

[Tim Cross <tcross@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I only use gnus for reading newsgroups, not for mail. It works fine
for me. For reading mail, you are probably better off using vm - this
is what Raman uses and is probably the best supported mail reader in
emacspeak. 

You can get vm from http://www.wonderworks.com/vm

Tim
Nath writes:
 > Hi all,
 > 
 > I try to use Gnus with Emacspeak  in order to read my mails but I encounter
 > a big problem. since a long month I try to understand why my .gnus file
 > located in my HOME directory is not considered when I start Gnus. And this
 > morning after long researches I think it's a problem with Emacspeak. I
 > explain :
 > When I run Emacs without Emacspeak and start Gnus my .gnus file is
 > considered and all works well. But when I run Emacspeak it is not the case.
 > I see that I have nntp groups but in my .gnus I tell only to fetch mails ! 
 > I search for a solution : I found a emacspeak-gnus.el file in the lisp
 > directory but I don't know if I must modify something in this file or not
 > in order to solve the problem. I think some of you are using Gnus here with
 > Emacspeak and so perhaps have you ever had the problem and have you found
 > the solution ?
 > Thanks in advance for your help.
 > 
 > 
 > --
 > Nath
 > 
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