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(OT) : ? Google Groups -and- UseNet ? + NewsReaders + Netiquette + ...
Tim Slattery Slatter...@bls.gov microsoft public windows vista general "CB" <notreallycbcbmul...@hotmail.com> wrote: Thank you very much for the link. I will contact the vendor of Agent and inquire as to whether or not the application contains a tutorial for the ignorant. If it does contain a tutorial I will

Bearded Newsreaders
Hey my newsreader is capable of reading all messages complying with the relevant mail / news RFC's, and quite a few besides. hmm, is ROT-13 in those? I can't imagine it not being there, but . . . The only common message format it doesn't handle well is HTML. So how well does rn, news or NN cope with those :o) rn

Newsreaders and cancelling messages
Mikey S. mso...@newsguy.com alt support stop-smoking On 5 Feb 2002 10:01:42 -0800, kat35...@hotmail.com (kat) posted: Which newsreaders do you use? I need some help. I have been using Google to post, but I'd rather not use a web-based reader anymore, since the delay can sometimes be 3 hours to 1 day.

Hey flatty: Newsreaders aren't supposed to wrap urls
Gerry Cornell g...@btinternet.com microsoft public win98 gen_discussion Bt You are correct in presuming that Gary Terhune is promoting the news readers as an alternative to accessing newsgroups through the Microsoft web-interface. Most MVPs I am in contact with find the difficulties for users finding answers to

TAN: ^L and "Broken NewsReaders"
I use a variety of newsreaders and have them all configured similarly for the same newsgroups. Whenever I send a new message using Netscape Communicator, it never shows up in my Outlook Express message box, even though it does appear in both Communicator and Forte Agent. OE is configured properly to receive it,

newsreader homepages overview - guckes.net/newsreaders/
Works well with binaries. http://lightning.prohosting.com/~tbates/gravity/ has all the details you want (and more) as well as downloads. But as you can see at http://www.newsreaders.com/win/clients.html there's a ton of newsreaders around. Pick the one with the features you need. Cheers, Peter.

follow up on webtv vs pc newsreaders.
SUN.3.96.1001017063224.14266A-100...@eskimo.com>, Jeff Benedict <ra...@eskimo.com> wrote: I won't insult you by saying your choice of newsreaders sucks but some of us think the Mac OS Newsreaders are too slow and clunky. I have ised Newswatcher for a couple of years from the Mac OS but really, really,

Newsreaders and quoting (was: How is it possible to be this ...
An attempt to evaluate newsreaders on such criteria only is The Good Net-Keeping Seal of Approval: it can be read about at http://www.xs4all.nl/%7Ejs/gnksa/ http://newsreaders.com/gnksa/ There is a list of accepted and non-accepted programs. -- Paul Kimoto <kim...@lightlink.com>

Why is OSS behind irt newsreaders?
John Kheit <jkh...@optonline.net> wrote: ***Corrected above A decent newsreader can create a supersede message. Thanks, can you recommend one? I use the stock Outlook crap. Then again, for all I know, outlook can do it, and I haven't investigated. Hogwasher for the Mac does online/offline/pictures and threaddisplay

newsreaders (was Re: what's going on here)
Sandi ... Microsoft MVP (Internet Explorer and Outlook Express) http://members.iinet. net.au/~sandi/MVP/index.htm "Salvatore Palmisano" <salvatore_...@nospam.msn.com> wrote in message news:OW3663YBBHA.1876@tkmsftngp07... Are there any other newsreaders out there worth previewing that'll allow browsing via MSN?

OT: Favorite Newsreaders
It doesn't say anything because you're not the final arbiter on newsreaders AFAIK. He is the final arbiter on newsreaders *he* uses, but that's about it. Me, I don't know Agent (Free or otherwise), so can't say. Me, I find SLRN usable and fairly friendly, but then I find vi usable and fairly friendly, so go fig.

TURTLE Swimming in a Sea of NewsReaders & Posters
Donald Stidwell don...@nospam.com microsoft public pocketpc On 2/20/08 13:23 , in article curor35i183vhpk7fkmdu3h8q5da80s...@4ax.com, "m...@privacy.net" <m...@privacy.net> wrote: Donald Stidwell <don...@nospam.com> wrote: I'm partial to Qusnetsoft newsreader myself (www.quesnetsoft.ru) and have used it since it was

Hey flatty: Newsreaders aren't supposed to wrap urls
Bob Cunningham exw6...@earthlink.net alt usage english On 10 Mar 2005 09:18:30 GMT, Chris Malcolm <c...@holyrood.ed.ac.uk> said: Bob Cunningham <exw6...@earthlink.net> wrote: I've compiled lists of "all" newsreaders used by all alt.usage.english posters during the years 1997 and 2004.

Any GOOD NewsReaders for OS/2?
However, I have never used newsreaders before. I am just now realizing how stupid I am. It doesn't bother me that I'ma moron. What bothers me is looking stupid to everyone who reads my posts. It is humiliating and I don't like the feeling. What bothers me the most is that I must waste the valuable time of others.

newsreaders was umaagames....
Most newsreaders provide for threading, sorting by date, and killfiling. There's an easily searchable archive of billions of posts, And it required a modest level of expertise -- you had to know it existed, and then how to use a newsreader. As we all know, Usenet went into a steep decline after 2000,

Hey flatty: Newsreaders aren't supposed to wrap urls
Vooraf 1.1 Zie ook nl.newsgroups.help 1.2 Newsreader-versies 1.3 Welke newsreaders zijn er? 2. Netscape 4.7 EN 2.1 Killfile 2.2 Opgeven Followup-To 2.3 Cancelen 2.4 Instellen fixed font 3. Microsoft Outlook Express 5.0 EN 3.1 Killfile 3.2 Opgeven Followup-To 3.3 Cancelen 3.4 Instellen fixed font 3.5 Uitschakelen

test ignore
I am a Newuser and I would like to get a good, free, Newsreader for my system. I am currently using a web interface and from reading posts here its a good idea to get a Newsreader. I went on Google and was delulged by 100's of sites and got very confused by all the requirements, etc. Soooo.

OT - Newsreaders
Jim Ledford jim...@bellsouth.net soc singles The simply adorable Miss Charlotte L. Blackmer wrote: Well, even with My Friend trn doing a lot of the heavy lifting for me, I've managed to notice _some_ remarks in this fine froup about newsreaders and killfiles. Most especially, the question of how those who wish to

FAQ: nl.comp.software.newsreaders 2.8
Andy Mabbett a...@pigsonthewing.org.uk uk media tv misc In article <F310kidcDjoYAPNXRPm00002...@hotmail.com>, Mark Lappin <marklap...@hotmail.com> writes Although beards are banned by some broadcasters, the main reason is that of consistency so that the audience is not distracted by a newsreader who is clean and

Newsreaders!
Thanks Finally, I think that I've found a top little PDA based newsreader. I have an HP iPaq 112. I can view the screen in widescreen (landscape) or portrait mode. In PM it's easy to read the messages. Only pain is that you have to tap the emulated keyboard for replies or new messages.