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Glenn Morris <rgm@gnu.org> writes:

> OK, except there should be a hard-coded upper limit on the number you
> can fetch at any one time (really this should be implemented on the
> server I guess, argh, but it would be great if the client could
> implement it). Say 500?

I've changed that default value. It's hard coded now; if needed we could
make it a defcustom.

Best regards, Michael.