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I understand Joel wanted the answer via Internet news and not agent99.
As a matter of fact it is much easier in Internet news to get more than
one ISP than in agent since you do  not have to run more than one
instance of it.

Go to News options and select server and then click on ADD and enter
the address of each of you ISP and you are all set.
Now when you click on Newsgroups you will icons for each ISP and by
clicking on the corresponding one you can access that ISP's newsgroup.
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Have a peaceful and prosperous New Year.

Aditya Mishra

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Phil Leonard <pleonard@cybercom.net> wrote in article
<32c86528.6443361@news.cybercom.net>...
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> In article ID <5981rh$oku@sjx-ixn4.ix.netcom.com>,
jmrubin@ix.netcom.com
> (Joel Rubin) writes:
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> >In most cases CANNOT connect to one company's news server while
connected
> >to another company's account.
>  
> I do this all the time with Agent .99. I connect to my local ISP,
symantec
> and MS all at the same time with multiple instances of Agent loaded.
All
> connect fine at the same time. All have different news server
addresses.
> Never knew you couldn't. Yours is the first I ever heard you could
not,
> unless I'm misunderstanding your warning.